Treaty with Sweden and Rivers of Bremen and Verden
The piece discusses a proposed treaty between His Majesty and the Duke of Brunswick and Luneburg linking Britain to the two Dutchies of Bremen and Verden. It argues access to these rivers would secure trade, wealth, and political leverage, citing 1713 to 1714 export figures and Queen Elizabeth’s prior diplomacy. It notes broader imperial implications and potential European market access, urging support for the settlement. Also mentions current events in Leghorn and Naples, plus Danish troop movements and a land leasing notice in Ireland.
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Verdes
Germany
Weil
Eliphatia
Brunswich Lunenburg
Bremen
Christmas
Great Britain
England
Weser
Albne
Empire
Trisce
Elizabeth
Staden
Dutchy
Elée
Otho
Arensimick
Lunenburg
Brunswick and Lunenburg
Elis Majesty
Olverden
Brome
Ard Crretat
Ars Stidea
Llarésary
Thames
Madeun
Sweden
Thimres
Severn
Britain
Leghorn
Aiaffet
Sicily
Syracusa
Villa France
Milena
Napice
Baia
Merci
Vienna
Eugene
Srihweider
Saxony
Copenhagen
Sieurs Gabel and
Lewenoor
King
Denmark
Prince Royal
Elsenor
Norway
Fredericksburgh
Fitland
Tondenchield
Elsburgh
Brownstown
Clonmorrell
Clun
Maskell
Balinvally
Billetstown
Loghanstown
Addenttown
Cooldoaran
Ballyniskea
Ballrath
Delvin
Westmeath
Richard Tighe
Dawson-street
Dublin