Treaty aims to secure Dutchie succession and allied claims
From Holy Haven near Gravesend word arrives of princes agreeing to support each other’s rights to the Juliers and Bergues succession, even by arms. Dispatches report fires kept at bay by smokes, a Panama fire devastates three thousand houses, and troops move toward Hungary as empires seek to settle Turko-Habsburg borders. In Jamaica a doctor condemned for murder. Dublin notes the Chief Baron’s illness and the death of merchant John Oppock.
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