Alliance views shift as Lucern rejects France plan
The Cantons of Solaire and Ary delay decisions while all others renew their alliance with France. Lucern openly rejects the new terms as injurious to independence, offering to renew on the 1663 conditions. Friburg joins Lucern in opposition, prompting questions about the final stance of the other Cantons. France threatens to disband Lucern troops and ban Lucern cheese. Reuters-style notes: Vienna reports tensions over Hungary and Transylvania. the Barrier treaty debates continue with demands to keep garrisons in places from Utrecht. The year’s war expenditure is estimated at 40 million, with reorganized forces and troop reform underway.
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