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Prosecution of Protestants in Orange and European War News
A letter from Count Grignon to the Consuls of Orange warns Protestants in the Principality of Orange to depart by May 6 under the king’s orders. Reports from Hanover and Tournay describe sieges, entrenchments, and naval actions on the Scheld. Diplomatic talks in Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Hanover frame ongoing tension amid Danish and Swedish hostilities and the Swedes’ reprisals. May updates from Westminster note taxes and bills, while Strand provinces report shifts in royal notifications and commerce disruptions.
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Malis
Count Grignon
Provence
Orange
Monieur de Torcy
Principality of Orange
Hanover
Sieur de la Verne
France
Tournay
Scheld
Cambrig
England
Dénmark
Poland
Sweden
Denmark
Tucky
Stockholm
Utrecht
Thither
Hague
le Warde
the Weheld
Earl of Strafford
Chevalier de St. George
Prince of Vaudemont
Lorrain
Pomerania
Cologn
Count de la
Verne
Count van Eeck
Spigelberg
Baron Dulwich
Hefe
William
Switferland
Westminster
Cottop
Femes Murray
Hese
Down
Kingdom of Ireland
Charles
Gholmondley
S James
Bulserl
Elgs
Williams
Lesviniz
Sir Edmond Bacon
Royal Wifficak Company
Conpany
Sunis
Royal African ‘Company
Fayland
Royal African Company of England
Aid Company
Stafford
St. Ifphia
Kensington
Monk
Romney
Ringsend
Bilgor
Leverpool
Wexford