Dutch riot tale and peace prospects from the London Gazette
June 21 dispatches describe Amsterdam rioting over tax farmers, martial responses, and casualties. Reports from The Hague and Utrecht note abolition of taxes and new fiscal plans as Europe moves toward preliminaries of peace with Spain and France, with related actions in Constantinople, Genoa, and Dublin.
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Harlem
Leyden
Flague
Prince of Orange
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Utrecht
Breda
Loevestein
Hastie
N.S
Duke of
Turkey
Constantinople
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Bashawis
White Sea
Persia
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Mala
Vienna
Algiers
Leghorn
Levant
Madrid
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Laguna
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Garifon
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Elick
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London
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