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Plague of Luxury Edicts Problem in European States
Dublin Gazette reports from July 1731 on papal suspensions of harsh luxury laws due to subsistence concerns, Naples Molinos repression and Palermo banning new Saint offices, with Senates enforcing clerical obedience and suppressing the Gregory VII legend. Dispatches from Leghorn and Vienna describe naval movements, Corsican rebel actions, and Emperor's council deliberations on recruiting for Prince Eugene’s cuirassiers.
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Senate of
Palermo
Scily
Rome
Gregory VII
S. Gregoris
Senate
London
Leghorn
Corsica
Bastia
Ajaccia
Calvi
Vienna
Count de Conigreg
Council of War
Privy Council
Vieden
Eugene
Fix
Ile of
Melelin
Ermin