Publick Letters and Naval Preparations Amid European Tensions
In a period summary from April 1728, reports note Jewish recipients sending Bishop London pastoral letters to New England and America to curb blasphemous books. War councils discuss fortifications, ship readiness, and potential Spanish provocations, while Jamaica and Madrid dispatch envoys. Robberies on English roads and coach crimes are reported, alongside Dutch and Russian trade and naval movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For
Woolfton
New England
America
London
Hambourg
Revel
Solebay
Woolwich
Jamaica
Council of War
Europe
Madrid
France
Holland
Great Britain
Spain
Marquess de Brancas
Paris
Cariques Company
Bury
Cambridge
Norwich
Epping Forest
Mosco
N. S
Charles Lippold
Meklenbourg
Peter the Great
Poland
Ipswich
Dublinport
Rings-End
Dungarvan
Whitehaven
Batchelor
Tyer
Rotterdam
Batchelors
Dublin
Benecarton
Prince Frederick Pacquet
Holyhead
Sohn
Leverpoole
Philiafother
Chépfrow
Jokn
Hannah of Lancaster
Catherine
Kinsale
Wex