State of Europe and British Affairs June 1712 Dispatches
Reports from Bruffels and Paris describe garrison actions near Quency and ongoing peace negotiations at Utrecht. Dutch and Imperial forces reinforce the Rhine Army while Amsterdam braces for continued wartime finance. the Crown faces political maneuvers in Westminster and declares ministers' actions, with Parliament signaling support for a Protestant succession and wary on indulgence to dissent.
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Bruffels
Quency
Paris
Utrecht
Cologn
Elector of Palatine
Quenoy
Upper Rhine
Prince Eugene
Al‘ace
Philip
France
Duke of Berwick
England
Switferland
Baden
St. Gall
Hague
Amsterdam
Ris
Gertruvdenburg
Lauda
Leyden
Vienna
Hungary
Kinsale
Cammock
Cies
Scotland
London
Prince of
Hannover
Cadogan
Jennings
Italy
Barcelona
Port Mahon
Commons
Asaph
States General
Earl Pawlett
Duke of Beaufort
Fort of
House of Hanover
Maesty
William Hutchinson
Blind-Key
Dublin
Lisbon
F. Dickson
Cork-Hill