State of Catholic Monks in the Levant and Cyprus
Reports on Franciscan monks in Bethlehem Zayda and Rama Syria, facing Arab intrusion and Greek opposition, with Church building efforts hampered by Porte ministers. Other items note Spanish embassy audiences, Russian fortifications near Ladoga, Dantzick Diet plans, and various maritime dispatches amid broad European affairs.
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Olivieri
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Hague
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Keene
Great Britain
Holland
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Saragoila
Barcelona
Catalonia
France
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Marquess de Revel
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Neva
Ladoga
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Turky
Prath
Dantzick
Ponnania
Grodno
Otisber
Paris
Seville
Wallis
Sicily
Hambourg
Mecklembourg
Charles Leopold
Staremberg
Dutchy
Subdelegate Commission
Moufel
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Rhine
Lebich
Huiffen
Pouldam
Brussels
Maubeuge
Sambre
Dunkirk
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Ark of Chesterfield
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