Vindication of King Charles the First in Ireland rebellion tale
A reader defends King Charles the First against charges of orchestrating Ireland’s rebellion and mass murders. The letter cites Lord Heath, St Lawrence, Parsons, Borlase, and figures like Phelim O Neill and Maguire to argue royal innocence, denounce Cromwellian plots, and urge unity with Irish Protestants to resist French influence and protect trade.
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Charles the
Ireland
James the First
England
Great Britain
Sr. Lawrence
Heath
Tyrone
Tyrconnel
Baron Delvin
Dublin
St. Lawrence
Ulster
Charles
William Parsons
John Borlase
Phelim O Neil
Ulsster
Lower Connaught
Maguire
Macmahon
Tyburn
William Petry
Oliver
Earl of Clarendon
James Duke of Ormond
Kunockfergus
Carrickfergus
Iland Gee
Magee
Antrim
Aublin
Waterford
Cork
Afunfler
Dougles
France
Military dispatches recount European campaigns and leadership changes
From Paris and Vienna dated February to March reports describe Carmuck and Don Cossack forces storming Breluck in Cuban Tartary with heavy punishment of the garrison, and list newly promoted generals setting out for Hungary. Also notes on Army plans, stockpiles, and Turkish frontier actions. A Hague brief reports Treasure-General Ten Hoven's sudden death after illness.
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Breluck
Cuban Tartary
Munich
M. Lieven
Prince de Holstein-Beeck
Fermer
Keyserling
Vienna
Fan
Hungary
Tuscany
Tuscany, Duke of Lorrain
Konigtepg
Philippi
Oliver Wallis
Mode Sener
Prime de Lobkowitz
Hurse
Count de Neuperg
Prince de Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Mefsieurs de Miglio
Scrum
Buhiani
Cavanagh
Romer
Ifchernin
Betlichingen
Balagra
Prince Charles of Lorrain
Prince de Waldeck
Thungen
Suckau
Leurrum
Wenceslas Wallis
Sota
Geldi
Damnitz
Belgate
Sabarch
Racfcha
Hague
M. Ten Hoven
Council
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