Protests and Military Talks Stir European Fronts
Letters from Lisle report Protestant converts in Armentieres and nearby villages seeking public worship as four new churches are planned in the New Conquests. Paris plans a tougher war financed by mint reform, while Sweden’s king remains in Turkey and the Muscovite army faces plague. News from Lisbon and Amsterdam notes prizes, privateers, and intercepted consignments as Marlborough presence continues.
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