Hidden Spanish British Trade War Counsel Revealed
A letter from 1738 presents a Spanish Prime Minister outlining Britain’s naval power and trade strength, urging Spain to avoid war. He claims Spain aims to disrupt British commerce, expand settlements in America, and outpace Britain in sugar tobacco and coffee while warning of British naval proximity and strategic routes. He advocates cautious policy, map studies, and cautious expansion rather than conflict, praising Britain’s managers.
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Spain
Uirecht
Great Britain
Campeachy
Scc
America
Altho
Seville
Great
Gibraltar
Don Carlos
Italy
England
Carolina
Mediterranean
France
Fleury
Britain
Europe
American
Virginia
British
Bay of Biscay
Streights-Mouth
Cape Finester
Vigo
Caps
Sr. Vincent
Portugal
Lorrain
Holland
Port News Deal June 8 Ships In Downs
Port News from Deal on June 8 reports outward-bound ships remain in the Downs. Yesterday the Dublin Merchant from Dublin and the Unicorn from Weymouth sailed for the River.
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Deal
The
Downs
Dublin
Thomas
Unicorn
Polkington
Wiad
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Birth of a Prince Celebrated by London Officials
The Lord Mayor Aldermen and Common Council met the King at Kensington to offer congratulations on the birth of a prince and were graciously received. Lord Mayor and council kissed the King's hand. News also covers several weddings, a death of a jeweller, a captain, excise trials involving Mr. Jones the wholesale distiller for small liquor sales, and related social events in London society.
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London
Kensington
George Drummond
Honourable
Order of ‘the Thistle
Jane Grey
Earl of Stamford
Willson
Birchinlane
St. Austin’s
St. Paul’s
Bell
Pater-nofter-Row
Lafry
Mr. Williams
Staines
Middlesex
King-street Chapel
Golden Square
Audley-Street
John Cambden
Regiment ‘of Foot
Phillips
Commissioners of Excise
King
Jones
Leadenhall-streets
The
Fox
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