Montross Petition to Queen in 1769 Address
The draft humble address from Montross in Scotland to the Queen celebrates peace prospects and loyalty, condemns domestic factions, and asks for restored religious rights. Letters from Naples and Madrid describe recruiting for the Emperor, dispatches between London and Cadiz, and military movements across Europe in September 1769.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayliffs
Montross
Great Britain
Scotland
Fa&ion
England
Sobich
Barcelonez
Madrid
France
Spain
Thercias ‘de Tily
Cadiz
Ceuta
Garison
Marquis de Monteleon
London
Count de Bergheyck
Lord Lexington
Lazz
Chzy
Avigliano
Vienna
Tockey
Onoth
Hungary
Zatmar
Ragotsii
Lemberg
Sweden
Constantinople
Netherlands
Germany
CataJonic
Duke of Anjou
Ratisbone
Paris
Tein
Chalons
Champagne
Torrain
Philipsburg
Duke of
Wirtemberg
Vaubosne
Eugene
Flanders
Landau
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