News from Europe Amid North Peace Talks and Battles
Reports from Utrecht and The Hague detail reinforcements at Mt Hoch, the Swedish victory near Gadebuch with vast Danish losses, and shifting Danish Prussian and Polish alignments. London notices condemn a libel on the Czar and King of Poland, while noble travels and arrests fill a busy, unsettled postwar scene.
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Aac Hamacht
Utrecht
Beifel
Earl of Essex
Duncomb
Baron Palmquist
Savon
Sweden
Bibersteyn
Berlin
Hague
Savoy
Gadebuch
Denmark
Livonia
Pomerania
Holland
Westfriesland
Gelderland
Ahlefeld
Great Britain
France
Spain
Prussia
Dresden
Augustus
Stanislaus
Poland
Bender
London and Manuscripts
Amsterdam
London
Shore Potentatey
Amon
Fu Beable
d’Eforme
Bolinsbroke
Post Boy
Charles Barrington
Essex
William Stallard
Haywdod
Masecovy
Hamilehn
Lord Mohun
D? Aumont
Burgundy
Duke of Shrewsbury
Margate
Piedmont
Joseph
House of Austria
Hamsburg
Wilmor
Paris
Kingdom
G. Duany
Surgtons
Fohn Dowdall
Sarseens
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