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Imperial Court reply to Chavigny remarks on Seville decree
The text presents the Imperial Court reply to the French minister’s remarks on the Emperor’s Decree against the Treaty of Seville. It argues France has no right to intrude into Empire affairs, defends the Westphalia guaranty, and reiterates the Emperor’s commitment to the Quadruple Alliance and impartial judicial process. It also notes political positions in Mecklemburg East Friesland and calls for safeguarding the Empire’s rights and liberties. The letter discusses the stance of the States General, Embdeners, and Dutchy interests, and cites the need for maintaining peace while opposing foreign interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Chavigny
Seville
Count Schonborn
Bamberg
Wurtzburg
France
Westphalia
Germany
Mecklemburg
East-Friesland
Holland
Charles Leopold
Endea
Duke of
East
Friesland
Soisfons
Cardinal de Fleury
Ratisbon
Seville, Have Guarancy’d To the United Provinces
United Provinces
Europe