Exiled families aided and shipping news from Potsdam to Zurich
Details of exiles aided by charity including infirm and expectant mothers in Augsburg and Nuremberg assistance to refugees. Reports of ships and prices from Deal and London, court hunting at Potsdam, imperial feasts and European diplomatic notes, with mentions of regencies, pilgrimages, and payments in florins.
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Augsburg
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de ‘Vest
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Lintz
Gmunden
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Carelsbad
Brinn
Moravia
Upper Austria
Sale of Goods Transcript by Charitable Corporation Delayed
The sale of goods by the Charitable Corporation began on the 13th infant date but was disrupted by disturbance and breach of the peace caused by Thomas Jones. At merchants' request the sale was adjourned to February 20 at three o'clock to allow the committee to proceed with legal safeguards against Jones.
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Charitaile Corporation
Thomas Jones
Frednefany
Jones
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