Aggressive Weather and Diplomacy Amid European Tensions
Reports from Paris note severe weather and renewed advice to ambassadors in Rostock and Stockholm as Britain seeks arms suspension talks. Letters detail deaths in Alleres parish and ongoing intrigues on naval moves, with Admiral Vernon’s Carthagena campaign disputed and Dutch and Spanish maneuvers affecting alliance prospects. A Whitehall committee discusses approaching Dutch Princesses’ visit, while seamen preparations and local unrest in Dublin and Penzance highlight broader wartime strain.
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Great Britain
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Martinica
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France
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Kemp
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Count Clavijo
Ferrol
Penzance Cape
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Utrecht Gazetteer
Berlin
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Green Man‘et Charing Cross
Ane Struther
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