Protests and diplomacy shape the European balance of power
Reports from Hamburg, Paris, and London detail disputes over religion under the Treaty of Raffad, with demands to explain articles through emperors, princes, and states. Military moves include fortifications, arsenals, and naval reinforcements as Britain funds guards, garrisons, and trading support while defending the Protestant succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Great Britain
United Netherlands
Utrecht
Westphaliz
Mentz
Tigers
Palatine
Deux-Ponts
Hamburg
Denmark
Toaningen
Duke of
Copenhagen
Poland
Augustus
Sterin
Livoritz
Francfort
Raffad
Munster
Sweden
Prusa
Heffe-Caffel
Paris
Perpignza
Barcelona
du Caffe
Madrid
Engind
Count de Gizmedo
Chalays
Flanders
Tolemm
Westmaster
Aprilia
Garifons
Ferrey
Guernsey
Nasth Britain
Garifon
Minoreg
Gibraltar
New-York
Annapolis Royal
Placentia
Baye Mudus
East-India Company
William II
Zendon
Je Begue
Lorrain
Tistenjor
Bast. Lane
Stafford
Edinburgh
Virginia
London
Commons
Edward Dupper
Clarvey
Baron Scott
Duke of Cambridge
Hanover
Somerset-house
Exeter
Edward Nichols
Seysor
Marines
Plymouth
Cork
St. Foe
Ballaft