Outrage at Sipahan and Baltic News From Europe
Letters from Smirna report Mire-Weys plundering Europeans at Sipahan, seizing French English and Dutch wealth including two million pieces. Tunis reports peace talks with the Emperor and Holland conditional on safe negotiations. Stockholm notes burgher nobles clash, Russia urges alliance, and Sweden seeks a memorial title for the Duke of Holstein. Distressing weather in Languedoc, Genoa reports the Pope authorizes death absolution, and European affairs unfold as fleets hunt and parliaments prorogue.
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