Veiled European Movements and Milanese Trade Fallout
Naples reports Duke de Brunzzio offering seven armed galleys for royal service if named General. Hindel regiment men join seven ships loaded with ammo and provisions, while Venice negotiates two ships released from Joseph at Messina. Madrid notes papal recognition of Charles VI and the Duke of Anjou’s office uncertain. News from Venice, Genoa, Milan, Vienna, St Berne, and Copenhagen covers war preparations, grain export bans, doge coronation, and naval activity with English Dutch cruises, Turkish war talk, and protests over Protestant rights in Hungary.
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