Fragmented Vision of Society and War Tactics in Historic Text
A long disjointed narrative blends religious aims, colonial missions, and European diplomacy. It notes missionary work in New York with Horton, Perthshire schooling, and ongoing backchannel maneuvers among France, the Emperor, and the Dutch. Reports include military actions in Lorraine, Danes, Alsace, and Saar-Louis, plus court intrigues and strategic recalls.
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Horton
New-York
Perthshire
Hall
M. Fenelon
Atfurs
Europe
France
Marais de Fenelon
Provinces
M. van Hoe
Duskin-Casriz 1743 Cork guild patent and a murder
Reports from Dublin note a Letters Patent passed for erecting the Guild of Brewers and Malters of Corke with master and wardens. Also mentions grants of Crown offices, a noble heir’s birth in Waterford, and a fatal street fray in Bridge Street. Includes plague prevention recipe with muscadine and herbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dromana
Waterford
Elizabeth, Mason
Aland Mason
Earl of Grandison
Bridge‘street
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Almidhry
Postscript
The
Hague
Aix-s-chipelle
S.foccion
Count Sinsheim
Silesia
Constantinople
Venice
Constantine
Waywood
Moldavia
John
Count Traun
Tuscany
Livres
East-India Company
Iris
Francfort
Pichaini
Dunkirk
Marquis d’Epinay
Franche-Comte
Way of
Mathews
Cain
Genoa
the Hague
Spain
Russia
Letteck
Czarina
M. Dallion
Count de Laumarie
Mentzer
Lorrain
House of Austria
Saar-Louis
Galleau
Jacob
Hussars
D ; Galleau
Laneville
Chambord
Orleans
Blois
Maurice of Nassau
Baris
Alsace
Don Philip
Marquis de Fenelon
Aix-la-Chappelle
Limerick
Dublin
Dustin Gastre
Lords ‘Justices
Northal
North West
Wiftory
Willian’ Hewett
Beancis Lewis
Pennyworth