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Controversial Diplomatic Moves and Public Announcements Abroad
From Milan to Vienna and The Hague reports sketch a web of court intrigues and arrivals. Abbe Echa nephew to Cardinal Odescalchi passes Renunciation to the Pope. Count de Traun arrives as Governor of Milan with plans to nominate an Archbishop. Count Maurice of Saxony’s fate follows a hunting fall and Polish and Russian couriers signal shifting alliances. The piece notes Parliament-era talk of marriages in Petersburg and broader European repositioning amid Turkish and Tartar pressures.
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Sacred College
Firplat
Holy Se
Portugal
Ecba
Odescalchi
Milan
Stampa
Marquess de Campo
Landini
Naples
Acquaviva
Spain
Prince of
Caserta
Count de Traun
Emilio Visconti
Rome
Dutchy
Odefeatchi
Vienna
Philip Kinski
Great Britain
London
Juliers and
Bergue
House of Sultzbach
Poland
Saxony
Munich
Bon
Drefiten
Maurice of
Barsan
Chocain
Lath
Petersburg
Prince of Brunswick Wolfembattle
Anne
Petersbourg
Constantinople
Porte
Rufsia
Hom
Hague
Courts of Justice
Holland
West Friezeland
MM. Slicher
France
United Provinces
Court of Justice
C. M. Zieger Thierens
M.slicher
Pegfons
Andito M.zieger Thierens