English Ambassadors argue over Spanish French returns in Europe
Reports from The Hague describe dispatches between Marquis de St Gilles and the French and Spanish envoys. They discuss the return of French squadrons from America, shortages of provisions, and Spanish concerns about treasure from the Galleons. The piece notes the tension between Fenelon and Renelon, and hints at broader European moves as English forces amass in America.
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