Alliance prospects linger in Count Gen's correspondence
In a dense Civil War era letter from Count Gen to Mr. F-n, dated December 1738 at St Petersbourg, the writer discusses British-Russian alliance talks, British naval cooperation, and how cabinet secrecy and under agents may shape the overtures. The piece also includes local country news from Bristol and Canary, detailing court sentences, executions, and notable deaths.
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Opie
Great Britain
Rusia
Petersbourg
Lam
Sir
London
John Talvor
Brecon
Talbot
Richard Pottinger
Deceas
Nathaniel Mickelthwaite
Turky Company
Aleppo
King-Street
St. James’s Square
William Culpeper
Duke of Roxburgh
Buckingham
Princess Carolina
Chester
Tryal
Portsmouth
James
Christopher
Graham
Sicily
Amsterdam
Anne
John
Curling
Boston
Haddock
Brest
George Car
Newgate
Col. de Veil
Deleney
Middlesex
His Majesty’s Court
King’s Bench
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Daity Post
N. ER
St. Petersbourg
Briel
Martha Williams
Smith
Rae Eas
Marks
Wineet
William G Groves
Clarke
Williams
Macmanarmeé
Elizabeth Davis
Mutto
Varlo
Merchant Street
Deccas
Heven
Taylor
Hale
Somerset
John Newman
John Lane
Oxfordshire
Thompson
Harrison
Samuel Lee
Durdham-Down
Hall
Port News
Deal
Salisbury
Arriv
Mafia
Susanna
White
Lisbon
Pondestre
Oporto
Wind E.S.E . Dover
the Prelada
Davis
Sally
Guttridge
Passe Sinsele
Richard Hemmings
Mr. Worgan
Mr. Winn
Jz Ferriman
London Bridge
South Sea
New South Sea
Bank
Prem
India
Royal Exchange Assurance
Mine Adventure
Exchequer
City of
Abraham Simmonds
Guildhall
den. Hamond
Garraway
Waasn
Hollands
Holland
Dyers Hall
Thames Street
Samuel Torin
Strand
Marine Coffee
Birchin-Lane
Belladine, &c
Norwich
Robert Kirke
Sc. Marcin
le Grand
Cheapside
Rospert
Marine Coffee-House
al Garraway
Jamaica
Fast-India
Fobu
Swidhin’s Alley
Oes Joan Barnes