Lettered dispute over village expulsions and troop duties
Long excerpt reports a quarrel between allied forces and local troops over expulsions from Bandau and Goldenstedt. It describes orders to withdraw, use of force, and assurances to allow hunting and travel with safety, plus related naval and city notices, maritime movements, and local incidents from Windsor to Dublin with various ships, trials, and appointments.
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History of England continuation notice in 18th century
This Day No LXIII of The History of England by De Rapin Thoyras in English with notes by N Tinpar M A Ve car of Great Weltham Essex announces continuation of Charles I reign. Printed for James and John Knapton St Paul’s Churchyard. No LXIV is in the Press and will be published soon.
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M. A. Vecar
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Charles
James
John Knapton
St Paul’s Churchyard
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