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Manner writes from Coire on Arbitration and Imperial Protection
In a long letter from Coire the Count of Manner insists on arbitration, rejects accusations, and threats of retaliation. He claims Imperial protection, critiques French finance and misrepresentation, and proposes a negotiated end with his son held by Geneva authorities if he is condemned. A Grand Prior adds support while London notes discuss Argyle’s equipage funds and parliamentary measures.
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Zurich
Coire
M. Manner
M. la Chapelle
Switzerland
Hochster
Republick
M. Villars
Grisons
Tyrol
M. Meoveilleux
Manning
Law of Nations
Geneva
C. Manner
France
Count du Luc
Manner
Philip de Vendorme
London
Duke of
Argyle
House of Commons
Knights of the Shires
Col
Selwin
Duke of Argyle
Durell
Lucas
Selwins
Ireland
Duke of Northumberland
Allpeed
Flanders
Britain