Diftemper and military dispatches from 1713 era
Diftemper aged twenty eight born August 31 1686 died from a saddle blow that injured lungs and sparked public mourning. Madam de Berry is six to seven months pregnant. Letters from Constantinople report a grand Signior council and a war signal with state fleet work in the Archipelago, while Barce lona siege updates arrive from the Camp before Barcelona. Paris and London items note troops and fortifications at Dunkirk and Mardyke, parliamentary bills, and appointments, including Minorca governor and a new England minister at Baden.
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Madam de Berry
Constantinople
Marseilles
Ottoman Empire
Barcelona
M. de Grandpree
France
Madrid
M. Cafial
Marshal de Camp
Marshal de Berwick
Rourtdon
Marquis de Carlas
Duke of Berry
Val de Grace
Naples
Sicily
Dunkirk
Mardyke
Duntirt
Edinburg
Leith
Ramilean
Her Majesty’s Palace
Holyrood House
Canongate
Britton
Newport-Glasgow
North Seas
Ireland
Great Britain
South-Sea Company
England
Wales
Berwick
Nyne
How
Lye
London
Earl of Peterborough
Minorca
Duke of Sr- Byle
Charles Whitworth
Congres
Baden
Shelton
George Cooper
Martin
Pooley
Elizabeth Stanley
Duke of Ormonde
Kensfington
Lord Bingley
Spain
Fames
Moodey
Elys
Excise
Scotland
Whether
Katherine Fitzgerald
Earl of Kildare
Haverdeprace
Cork
Hannah
Havre
Amsterdam
Limerick
Mary
Bourdeaux
Wiliam