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Czar’s Diplomacy and Court Changes Reported Abroad
Foreign dispatches detail the Czar delaying his return to Petersbourg until after the Persian peace, appointments in his court, and talks with ambassadors about the Poland diet and Persia negotiations hampered by Dagheden resistance. Court life notes include noble marriages, naval appointments, trade bans, and local trials alongside notices from Amsterdam and London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersbourg
Gunter
Geegies Ug
Count de Bruce
Baron Osterman
Wratislaw
Duke de Lima
Poland
Persia
Efyeff
Daghedéan
Siberia
Czarowitz
Count Munich
Soltikow
Elizabeth
Sinawin
Wilster
China
Count Golofskin
Moscow
Basil Lucas-Dalhorucky
Vienna
Zeng
Fiume
Austria
Turku
Aulick Chancers
Count Seckerdorff
Prussia
Count de Richenstein
Switzerland
Schaffhaffen
Zurily
Middlesex
Westminster
Townshend
Hate-street
Covent-Garden
Otway
Minis
Horse Grenadiers
John Colbatch
York
John Creed
Ashcombe
Devon
Fran&s
Baron
Eddowes
Arundelstreet
Newmarket
Signor Grimaldi
Geboa
Dennis Dutry
Bart
New Round Court
Strand
Elliot
Dragoons
Nichols
Bridge-yard
Southwark
Canterbury
Chilham Fair
Crandle