Proposals on Revocation of Ryswick Clause discussed across Europe
The article surveys long, tangled debates on revoking a clause from the Treaty of Ryswick, detailing Protestant and Catholic positions in the Empire, warnings from English and Dutch ministers, and moves at Ratisbon, The Hague, Acre, and Utrecht. It notes 1762 and 1799 proposals, English peace aims, and the impact on regions like Treves, Spire, the Palatinate, and Deux-Ponts, plus tensions in Milan and Poland.
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Cetom
Ryswick
Eizid
Firwate
Alsatia
Metz
Besanton
Council of
Brite
France
Empire
Westphalia
Wurtemberg
Dyer
Hague
Acreche
England
Lewis
Electorate of
Treves
Bishoprick
Spire
Palatinate
Rhine
Re Ywick
Mentz
Great Britain
Holland
Europe
Baden and
Rusia
Poland
Czarina
Paris
Milan
Greenland
Vicount Gheeor
Bath
Oat
Barbadogs
Viscount Howe
Sieur Angeau
Prusria
Choczim
Livonia
Arriv
Petersburg
China
Carian Mijesty
Catherine Shirley
Earl Ferrers
Sibilla
Natica
Montalto
Macerata
Sweden
Denmark
Prussia
Rywick
Europ