Persian Armies Press Babylon as Warsaw and Potsdam News
A long London dispatch from April 26 N.S. reports Persian forces under Kouli-Kan closing on Babylon while Ottoman defenses at the city weaken. Topal Osman is authorized to offer peace terms to prevent a sack, and a 10,000-strong Janissary march is ordered to Persia. Elsewhere, Polish Dyet convocation pledges a native Polish king, while Warsaw, Dantzick, and Berlin gossip mix with royal nuptials and court theatrics across Europe.
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Topal-Osman
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Poland
Nior
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John Sobieski
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Republick
Stanislaus
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Potsdam
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Munich
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Kienna
Houthold
Mary Therafia
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Wurtzburg
Empire
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Printessa
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