Fragmented Royal Speech On Civil Rights and Loyalty
A damaged excerpt presents a royalist scene praising civil rights under a queen and Protestant succession. It emphasizes liberty, loyalty to the crown, and zeal to uphold the established church, with a note that the queen approves the discourse and expects conformity in discussion.
Campaign dispatches from Douay to Arras portend clash
From the Leiden Gazette and London papers dated May 20 to May 29 the narrative chronicles troop movements toward Douay and Cambray, French positions near Arleux and Arras, and Marlborough and Eugene gathering for possible battle. Reinforcements, sieges, saps, and bombardment efforts are described alongside courtly visits and political whispers from Madrid, Vienna, and Paris.
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London
Prutels
N.S
Gotha
France
Gertruydenberg
Versailes
Douay
Nicht
de Gladson
Brenthes
Mont St.Quentin
Peronne
Schulde
Bouchain
Cambray
Berwick
Bezons
D’ Arco
Villars
Montequiou
Ile Camp
Marechal de Villers
Ribecour
Pont A Roche
Prince of Savoy
Issiles Esquerchin
Duke of Marlborough
Tourpay
Rome
Arras
Leiden
Vienne
Buda
Paris
Madrid
X. Philip
Arragon
Medina Celi
Philip
Medavy
D. of
Savoy
Duke of
St. Mallo
Mecca
Sen
Ors
Batavia
Surat
Expres
Holland
Duke de Medina
Vienna
Jiay
Great Britain
Silesia
Alt-Ranstad
Lislz
Prussels
Scheld
Marquion
Arleuxs
Eugene
Cardinal de Pouillon
Tournay
Dyas
Bouillon
Sacred College
Hague
Vvarneton
Comines
Naples
Sicily
Sardinia
Taffin
Dunkirk
Sweden
Bitchy
E. Dobson
Pat Campbell
Dublin
Pricz
Squire White
Leixlip
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Excelsus
Luithe
Franc Dickson