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Negotiations and Fleet News in May 1704 from London and Plymouth
Reports from Whitehall reveal high level talks among Britain the United Provinces and France on the peace terms including the evacuation of Spain a barrier for the States and the fate of Dunkirk. Details describe conferences with Marlborough Eugene and Zinzendorf and the drafting of preliminaries to be ratified within days. News from Plymouth and Dublin notes naval actions including a French privateer engagement and shipments from Newfoundland with several ships captured or defended.
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England
Spain
Philip
Charles
France
Netherlands
Duke of Marlborough
Prince Eugene
Townend
Zinzendorf
Mesfiers de Torcy
Rouille
Monsieur de Torcy
Versailles
Duke of
Savoy
Great-Britain
Dunkirk
Charles II
Eugene
Fune
Grand Alliance
Rollzad
Prince -Eugene-of
Brussels
Plymouth
Guernsey
Newfoundland
New-England
Pitth
Taree
Falmouth
Engliffs
Whitehall
Hotane
Ambassy Arriv
Mra Hfalpale
Holland
Mortieur Torey
Paris
Theo Hegee
Pune
N.S
A.i
Congress
Frances
Port
Keddéas Durin
London
Aolland
Yarn Belorsre
Waterford
Saifedeke Mars Fty
Shoram
Minhead
Bristal
Ringsend
Nesterday
Her
Hawipbine
Sceneford
Antana
Dublin
Garrickfergus
Isle of Mageay
Christ-Church
House of Lords