The Dublin Journal extracts on Prussia and popish priests
An 1747 8 article from The Dublin Journal recounts a proto modern critique of Prussia and Papal influence. It discusses King Frederick William I, Brandenbourg, Vienna, and Jesuits in a historical negotiation to elevate Prussia to a kingdom, noting payments and political maneuvers. It includes a long recounting of a Milanese折 tale about a Marian era sect of Prostitution, ends with a list of notable events from 1747, and a long moralistic jealousy tract.
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Branderbourg
Prussia
Willeem III
Elector of
Brandenbourg
The
Hague
Prince of Orange
Dankelman
Vienna
Ryswick
Bastholdt
Tate
Rome
Spain
House of Aftria
Tam
Milan
Wilhelmina
Paradise
Alexander Coppa
Dimner
Andrew Saramita
Tom
Ang
Nice
Denmark
Fredericborgh
Parmesan
Borgo di Taro
Calabria
Reggio
Saltzburgh
James Andrew van Dienrichstein
Bergen-op-Zoom
Gariion
Steenbergen
Versailles
West India
Bermudas
Count Sinzendorff
Breslau
Shafgotich
Prafhaco
Prince Stadtholder
the Hague
Oudenbosch
France
Sweden
Guelderland
Overyffel
Herediary Stadtholder, &c
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Ke Dj
George Favulkner
Dublin Journal
Tursday
Rich
Salisbury
Répamonte
Italia
Jeyden
Great Britain
Tam Youss, &c
Charles Leopold of
Mechlenbergh-Swerin
Domitz
Christian Lewis
Republic of
Lucca
Kempten
Mos
States General
Republic
É Rajeer
Shakespear
Iid
Fidelius
Sulpitia
Pidelius
Fidegas
Suficia
Belinda
Phyladon
Rhoscope
Rhadore
Sulpius
Preagnse