Foreign Powers and British Interests in European Balance
A long reflection on Europe’s critical state with Bourbon and Austrian powers. Britain urged to remain neutral or cautious, weighing commerce, naval costs, and possible alliances. The author argues peace through negotiation may be wiser than war, warns of dangers to England, and previews further obstructions by factions.
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Europe
Bourbon
Austria
Jean
Universal
France
Poland
Spain
Italy
Sardinia
House of Bourbox
Stanilaus
Utrecht
Germany
Hungary
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Lam, Sir
Tour
London
Williaa Popplé
Ela
Exchequer
Capri Chartres
Annamer
Treasury
Brydn
Jenkins
Leeward
Robert. Walpole
John. Jones
Thomas Throkettle
le Fountain
Maryboye Street
Golden Square
Maker’s
Newgate
Payton
Esterday
Acton
William Sloan
Fing
Mitchlesds
Hamworth Church
Hounslow
Middlesex
Cambridge
Jefferies
Pembroke Hall
Kensington
St. James’s
Chapel Royal
St.James’s
Herring
Rochester
Whitehall
Cooper
St. Botolph’s Aldgate
Shirret
St. ‘Stephen’s
Coleman-street
Thomas
St. Sepulchres
Moore
St. Martin’s In the Fields
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