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Continuation on Seville Treaty Debate and Imperial Consent
The article discusses a continuation of the Answer to M de Chavigny’s Remarks on the Emperor’s Decree against the Treaty of Seville. It argues the correct application of the London Article on Don Carlos’s future, notes the Emperor’s conditional consent, and questions the忽 measures for Spanish garrisons in Tuscany and Parma, with remarks on the Dyet of 1722 and the Quadruple Alliance. It then lists court movements, travels, and naval arrivals in Paris Rambouillet, Forges waters, and English ports, including dignitaries and ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Chavigny
Seville
London
Don Carlos
Cis
Tuscany
Parma
Spain
Don
Carlos
Europe
Porto-Longone
Ile of
Elvas
Madrid
Empire
England
France
Paris
N.S
Rambouillet
Marly
Duke de Charoft
Forges
M. de Chirac
Duke of Orleans
College of the Four Nations
Paris Montmarrel
St. Hubert