Ancient Treaties Bind Heirs and Successors Across Regimes
Fragmentary notes describe royal and imperial obligations under the Salique Law and the Treaty of Munster, asserting that princes bind their heirs and successors, with concern over succession and sovereignty. Included are maritime notices, port arrivals, and colonial era gossip, referencing Newfoundland ships, Dutch and English ports, and a Boston Indian peace celebration.
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France
Questier
Spain
Munster
London
Mr. Williamson
Ripe
Sussex
Wes
Bouchier
Waltham
Henry Martha
Eliot
Robert Kingcot
James Ansell
Richard Parvin
John Pink
Edward Pink
Winchester
Southampton
Newgate
Kennet
Newbury
Berkshire
Hore
Jason
Plummer
Nevis
Bristol
St. Christophers
Boston
New-England
Majick
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Leopold
Great Britain
States General
United Provinces
Hague
Charles
Roman Empire
Italy
Spanish Netherlands
Mediterranean
Indies
East and West India Companies
Dartmouth
Robert
Roger Mathews
Newfoundland
Santas
Ifdad
Maritebee
Urinam
Amsterdam
Tovz Ait
Deal
Mitchel
Alicant
Foy
Pink
Long
Benjamin
Antegoa
Loving Brothers
Jones
Happy Return
Calais
Mary
Grit
The
Canaries
Bleffiog
James
Guernsey
Dove
Diamond
William and
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