Turbulent European Dispatches From Holland To Paris
Reports from Constantinople Copenhagen and London describe Turkish troop movements near Georgia and Persia, efforts to renew peace with Dutch and German powers, and Prince Tamas in Tauris preparing for revenge. Nearby, Paris learns of Belle Isle affair debates and royal plans, while London notes MPs elections, deaths, and local innovations in fire extinguishing devices. Strong entities include the States General, Count Collier, Prince Charles, King Charles XII, Townshend, and Lord Townshend.
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Holland
France
Flanders
Constantinople
Persia
Georgia
Mire-Weys
Tamas
Sophy
Tauris
Aga
Porte
Algiers
Germany
Republick
Venice
Costantinople
Count Collier
Rith
States General
Caar
Danube
Alcerines
M Diesling
Taftane
Hungary
Copenhagen
Coyet
Norway
Munickholm
Drontheim
Frederickthall
Charles XII
Sweden
Anna-Sophia
Prince Charles
Prince William
Bruiffels
Fury
Our India Company
Paris
Count de Belle-isle
Duke of Orleans
M. de la Jonchiere
Duke of
Versailles
Fountainbleau
Chandlor
London
William Townshend
Viscount Townshend
Yarmouth
Southampton
House of Peers
Baron Eceatheny
Lyn-Regis
Noralk
Hamersmith
Henry Fern
Chiney
Oxford
Winchester
Pallmall
Marlborough
Wiltshire
Evans
Dragoons
Wels
Somerfershire
Cadogan
Regiment of Foot
Reading
Berkshire
James Edmondson
South Sea
Parc
Cape
Joseph Bell
Tower. Hamlets
Kent
George Harris
King's College
Cambridge
Ringwood
Hamphire
Guildhall
Povey