Continuation of Remarks on the Emperor Decree and Seville Treaty
The long discourse analyzes why the Emperor was urged to join the new Seville settlement, detailing ministerial pressures from France, Spain, and Holland. It argues the Emperor’s plenipotentiaries protested the treaty method and secrecy, contrasting it with London’s process. The piece ends with dates from Moscow and other capitals noting courtly events and military movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
House of Austria
Duke de Bournonville
Spain
France
Marquis de la Paz
Hanover
Koningselt
Don Carlos
Holland
Paris
Baron de Fonseca
Count Kinski
Vienna
London
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the Daily Courant
Moscow
N.S
Ismaiow
Bratinscha
Sofrona
M. Soltikof
Troitze
Sergius
Imailow
Voronitz
Persia
China
Muscovy
Siberia
Stockholm
Dresden
Aug. T. N.S
St. Anne
Orzelska
Holstein
Poland
Prussia
Anspach
Dantzick
Ferdinand of
Courland
Thorn
Warsaw
Bemburg
M. Poniatowski
Berlin
N.S. Weare
Rhine
Mentz
Triers
Colognee
Augustso. N.S
Koningfek