Peace scheme for Europe by George Faulkner Dublin Journal
A 1747 Dublin Journal piece by George Faulkner argues for lasting peace in Europe through a new constitutional union to supplant perpetual war. He critiques current Treaties as fragile, cites commerce disruption, and urges a powerful collective enforcement to secure commerce and territorial balance. The letter traces risks of incentives to war and envisions a united framework to govern disputes and promote internal trade. The notice concludes with local items and court circuits.
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Hague
Europe
Pafton
Africa
America
Portugal
Poland
Hungary
France
England
Dublin
Hanover Club
Rose- Tavern
Castle-Street
John Plakenett
Hospital of Incurables
Sheridan
Viscount Hillsborough
Margaret Fitz-Gerald
Earl of Kildare
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