Parma Parma Parma Imperial Court Sifts Succession Amid Quiet
Parma date from Vienna reports a calm imperial stance after the duke's death. The Regency plans reform of wards except Swiss and Irish. many courtiers and domestics to be dismissed. Vienna notes a court feast and council with Fr Grimaldi's recall request, mourning for Parma, and moves toward a speedy resolution of succession. Reports from Florence Moscow and Dresden mention royal pardons, embassies, and fortification work.
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