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Allied negotiations and Atlantic naval actions in 1712
Reports from Europe detail diplomatic moves to reach terms with the Allies, including secret Dutch and British talks in Hague and Tournay. Charles Ormonde and Prince Eugene plan a two-army approach with Dutch and Imperial forces, while Spain considers slave purchases to aid the South Sea Company. In London, sessions at the Old Bailey condemn blasphemy, riots are debated in Parliament, and naval captures from Jamaica reach British ports.
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London
Utrecht
Madrid
New Spain
South Sea Company
Hague
Tournay
Prince Eugene
Duke of Ormonde
Doway
Bristol
Baltimore
Jamaica
Baily
Richard Burridge
Lord Inchingbrooke
Mark Cole
France
St.Germains
Speaker
Great Britain
Scotland
Marts
Her
F. Dickie