Continuation of Promises on Peace Demands in Europe
The Abbot de Polignac transmits a continuation of demands to a king regarding terms for peace. The letter, written from a formal Prison, argues that the enemy obstructs peace by insistent provisions and that concessions have been made, yet opposition persists. It notes Dutch and Allied pressures, warns against prolonging negotiations, and asserts the king’s stubborn stance while urging a direct reply by express messengers.
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Fincz
Europe
Fagland
Holland
Gertruydenberg
Republick
Indies
Toro
Denyn
Abbot de Polignac
Capitulation Details for Wyburg Surrender to Murgo Yites
The London Gazette notes terms of Wyburg surrender including no arms, baggage, or marks of honor, transport of garrison to Stockholm, freedom of religion for inhabitants, and liberty for peasants and gartifen’s property to return or retreat. Malcovites reportedly took To feh fion of the Tews but the carrion was not suffered.
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London Gazette
Petersburg
Wyburg
Stockholm
Ecclesia