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Vast European Letters Describe Trade, Diplomacy, and Prohibitions
In July dispatches from Hague and London detail church revenue allocations and doctrinal goodwill between Lutherans Calvinists and broader Protestant bodies. Reports from Paris, Wesel, and Hanover mention peace talks and royal interviews. An arret forbids sale of gold and silver at inflated rates, bans wearing or hoarding precious stones, and requires export within a month. London notes illness, riots, appointments, and clerical changes amid ADVERTISEMENTS and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Paris
Prussia
Wesel
Hanover
Great Britain
Lord Stanhope
Court of the Mints
Council of State
Aid
His
Spain
London
William Lownds
The
Treasury
Islington
Gordon
Onslow
Royal Exchange Assurance
John Williams Ke
Ralph Knipe
Arrowsmith
Bangor
St. Olave Hartstreet
Tourton
Deceas