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Ambassadors and Diplomatic Immunity in 18th Century Context
The article discusses how ambassadorial power ends with the death of the sovereign, affecting treaties and privileges. It notes Marquis de Monti’s actions in Poland, Pope Nuncio tensions, and how foreign ministers’ safety hinges on the peace between powers. It references Augustus, Stanislaus, and Mecklenbourg plus various European posts and military movements across Hamburg, Genoa, Heidelberg, and Paris as context for diplomatic and military upheaval.
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Portugal
Spain
Marquis de Monti
Augustus
Republick
Poland
Stanislaus
Boemy
Law of Nations
Dontzick Auzure
Elbing
Vermor
Pold
Sran
Aucoon
Duke of
Mecklesbourg
Petersbourg
Beverley
Genoa
Heidelberg
Hamburg
Koning
Scaniflius
Steinflickt
Jimselly
Tarlo
Lublin
Stat
Dantzick
Francfort
Wilis
Mar d’Asfeldt
Eugeneis
Heidelburg
Het
Paris
Naples
Sicily
Monte Forte
Molina
Willtet
Germany
Bourhood
Kupernheim
d’Asfeldt
Lifheim
Offember
Wales
D’asfelds
Seelhorse
Igelfheim
Prince of