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Final Answer and Court News in Early Modern Europe
The piece blends a satirical defense by a public figure over alleged self praise with notes on royal progress in Belem and court life. It recounts the author’s tempering of public clamor through a “Final Answer” while touching on the Queen, the Prince of Brazil, and a string of court events. It reports demolitions and political moves in Naples and Benevento, including Cardinal Corcia’s illness and pamphlets, plus Sardinia Turin disputes and a Vatican-led inquiry. It mentions a ship from Sicily, Maltese galleys, and a Rome dispatch on Sardinia related to the pope and court factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Marlborough
Seville
Port St. Mary’s
Naples
Benevento
M. Doria
M. Trabaco
Casthedral
Uch Big
Cardinal Corcia
Sicily
Malta
Alexander Albani
Turin
Sardinia
M. Sardini
Castle St. Angelo
Jose
Benedict Xtil
Feng
Sacred College
Baflian
Cairo