Revolt at Constantinople Aims and Aftermath Report
A detailed Acs account traces the 1730 Constantinople uprising led by Kalil Patrona and allies Monflouh and Emir Ali. It recounts their plot to incite rebellion after Persian conquests and Persian justice, the Grand Vizier's orders to sink a fire ship, and Patrona Ali’s later testimony that fueled the revolt. News from Vienna, Berlin, Paris, Amsterdam, and The Hague updates court intrigues, treaties, audiences, and political maneuvering surrounding the Vienna peace talks and East Friesland.
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Thomas
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Persia
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Patrona Ali
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Vienna
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Luxemburg
Wolfred
Moscow
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Duke de Lima
Spain
East Friesland
Berlin
Fune 4
Charlottenburg
Duke of
Wirtemberg
Count de Wirgenstein
Count de Grebenitz
Order of the Black Eagle
Wachholtz
Hacke
St. Hubert
Paris
Fune
Keene
Lord Waldegrave
M van Hoey
London
de Leffe- Maison
Soiffons
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Amsterdam
Fane
Stockholm
Minster
Prussia
Schmettan
Denmark
Hague
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Sultan Achmet
France
N.S. VY
Turin
Sardinia
M. Felix
Mademoiselle Mercier
M. Bonnier
Languedoc
Count de
M. du Perier
Tars
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New Orleans
St. Domingo
Prince of
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Choily
St. Denys
M. Pelays
India Company
Senegal
Rochelle