Commotions in the Dirtnie of Tockenburgh and European affairs
Reports from April to May describe ongoing commotions in the Dirtnie of Tockenburgh with monks and Papists pledging calm. Swifg Officers from France refuse to rejoin Kelpeire Regiments stuck in arrears, while Magus de Prie may retire if Pope recognises Charles as Catholic King of Ypsing. European powers debate pacification terms, forts and markets, with Marlborough and Dutch forces mobilizing for campaigns in Flanders and Ghent.
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Zarich
Adrilag
N.S
Bern
Tockenburgh
France
Magus de Prie
Charles
Ypsing
Pesce
Montmelian
Honover
Prince Royal
Prussia
Flanders
Highneels
Eleftor
Electoral
Empire
Yeterdag
Zannoy
Canbon
Brussels
Eugene
Ghandes
Ghent
Lille
Spain
Trogos
Hague
Duke of Marlborough
England
Pearman
Paris
Wintemberghers
C @logan
Lannoy
Tonfler
Templeaye
Nantes
Britany
Falmouth
Tourbay
Plymouth
Torbay
Lisbon
Bistrol
Newfoundland
Yarmouth
Sinds
Xharwich
Northe Briains
Malkee
Sas
Aucho
Deal
Vmch
Arglefes
Pearl
Pettitron
Valkreus
Balt Lacies
Ancego
Virginia
Guinea
London
Duke of Mororough
Blenheim House
Holland
D. Williams
Chichester
Michael Bdeesition
Eig
Itland
Ai.dsud
Earl of Wharton
Freland
Diaz Eabiuls
Moxocco
Sc. James
Charles Courter
Yythe
Charles Earl of Sundeadd
Majfty
Royal Chappel
St. James's
Maifty
Dan
Maefty
Auland
Port
Cadogan
Lennoy
Gerrifon
Monsieur Rouille
Porre
Afach N. S
Whitakers
Italy
Stanhope