Empress Anna Iwanowna and Russia described in 18th century chronicle
A long extract covers Russian history and politics, detailing Empress Anna Iwanowna of Russia, her upbringing, marriage, wars with the Turks and Tartars, and the imperial court. It reflects 18th century views on Russia’s geography, customs, religion, and governance, plus notes on famine relief, public notices, and local Dublin bread prices and loaf weight enforcement.
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Raney
Powter
Reis Witis
Russia
Anna Iwenowna
Czarina
Muscovy
Durchess Dowager
Courland
Peter the First
Iwan
John
Czar
Frederick William
Duke of
Rufus
Peter
Peter I
Europe
Czar Verer I
Elizabeth
England
Murcovy
Asia
Nort
Georgia
Poland
Sweden
China
Euxine Sea
Nova-Zembia
Artic Circle
Moscow
Ufedi
Garrisors
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Caspian
Back Seas
General le Fort
William Mortimer
Ballygauly Mountain
Major Butler
Altmore
David Morris
Hungary
Bohemia
States General
United Provinces
Charles the
Republick
Vicans
Oger
Riend
Great Duke
Tuscany
States Genéral of
The
Jervas
Agnes Hamilton
Agnes Doppiveer
Orrery
Perrys
Killalea
Earl of
Caledon
Paul
Elyon
Paula
Tyros
Romulus
Palestra
Hercules
France
Mayer
Dublin
Wheaton
Houshold
Po.oz
Penny
Samuel
Cooke
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