Erupting European Conflicts Reach Persia and Saxony
Reports from Dublin and London describe shifting forces and diplomacy across Europe. A Turkish led Christian renegade battalion forms under the Porte in Persia. Saxon and Polish movements threaten invasion as Palatine of Lubin withdraws, while Russia signs a UK treaty and peace prospects with Sweden flicker amid conscriptions and marching troops.
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Count de Bonneva
Porte
Persia
Thomas Koulihan
Poland
Fraustadt
Palatine of Lublin
Saxe Weiflenfels
Saxony
Silesia
Dresden
Rhine
Hungary
Maishy
Paris
Srasborg
Segasburgh
Marshal de Geigy
Bishopricks
Thither
Stockholm
London
Toas
Roth
Hier Huband Vno
Monastry
France
House of Lords
Bntith Islands
Amey Me
Eegard
Die Beale
Whch
Hunainguea
Brilac
Fribourg
Coigny
Horace Walpole
Versailles
Lancaster Road
Marlborough
Thomas Newenham
Benjamin Mays
Edward Lisle
Francis Seymour
Customs
Lords of the Treasury
Commons
Board of Admiralty
Fleer
Careman Fleary
Spain
Earl of
Pe. Seigborough
Marines
Madrid
Parma
Placentia
Lica
Sicily
Naples
Donilio
Hs James
Yoakly
South Carolina
Georgia
Savanna
Mediterranean
Spithead
Prince of Orange
Prince Eugene
Bavana
Cologn
Oxyr
Edward Finch
Sweded
Sweden
Dennz
Warfzew
AO Saher
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