Turbulent Siege and European Dispatches in August
Reporting from Petersburg and Milan era notes a siege with 5830 men and 3433 women and children, 3463 soldiers died, 221 Russian prisoners restored, and 131 brass cannons plus iron guns. Treacherous tides of diplomacy, with the Grand Vizir mediation and France’s Milanese evacuation delays. News covers Tartars, Cesnina peace, births, marriages, and a Sussex wedding with extraordinary ages and a man of ninety-six.
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Petersburg
Fay
Afaph
Peetrowski
Peter
Konigiegs
Naennees
Nee
Europe
London
Whey
Pott
Milan
Sarsdinia
Daravalle
Spain
Tuscany
Don Carlos
House of Barnese
Parma
Placentia
House of Medicis
Italy
Holland
France
Paris A la Main
N.S
Lodi
Turin
Duke de Noailles
Sardinia
Langhes
Cremonese
Lewis
Mary-Joseph
George
Wincesl
Bernard-Armand-Adam
Vienna
Earl of Buce
Duke of Argyll
Wortley Montagu
Edward Wortley Montagu
Thomas Windham
Duke of Cumberland
Lady Deloraine
St. James's House
Southwark
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