Swiss Cantons and their Allies a National Portrait
A detailed eighteenth century account describes the Swiss cantons their geography government and military strength. It outlines their divisions three parts of inhabitants allies and subjects their fortresses and trade, and reflects on their neutrality and power within Europe. The piece includes a biographical note on James Barraux and ends with Dublin notices and market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsace
Black Forest
Suabia
Tyrol
Savoy
Milan
Bergamo
Brescis
Branche Compte
Waty
Burgundy
Austria
France
Sardinia
Venice
Switzerland
Oder
Zurich
Bern
Lucem
Underwald
Zug
Brzil
Friburg
Solothurn
Scaffhanfen
Thepstckon Aities Wiz
Baden
Turgovy
Sarganiz
Rhinm
Lugias
Locarno
Mendrifeo
Valmadia
Boemgarten
Mellingen
Rapperswuil
Underwalde
Werdenberg
Rhine
Glarie
Gasteren
Switz and
Moret
Gremtos
Swartzenburg
Savyee
Neakhatsl
Pradié
St.Gall
Republick
Wallzis
Waallis-Lands
Giry
Geneva
Biennear Biel
Mullauten
Bail
Toms
Baropes
Spsnith
Rome
Foreign Service
Srood
Europe
Canton of
Inch En Ee
St Bern
Zasich
Frances
Neufchasel
Valingen
Lewis XIV
House of Aviles
Italy
Willace
Chistmes
Regiment of ‘Feet
Dublin
Hercules Langlond Bewlez
Sseriz E Fleet
Thomas Soushwell
Lord Southwell
Pasigmeat
Earnscorthy
John Uther
Fitent Foitz
Dungarvan
Richard Ponsonby
Beiborough
Knacktopher
Limerick
George Riana
Castomhiale
Essex
Osc
Cappercuin
Waterford
Major
Preston
Hosle
Roscommén
Edward O'Brien
Marmaduke Wyvid
Cloch Carrier
Mx. Fallon
O'Brien
Thomas Cinfield
Dunemon
Roffanmon
Tusk
Sid
St. Catherine's
Uie
Meath-street
Kikerny
Ilowe
Mager and Corporation
Acre
Hector Payne
Rig
Mofe
J Shy Ring
Vlusier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grorge Faulkner
The
Dublin Journal
Tursday
James Barrraux
Paris
Henry Prince of Coude
Barreaux
Mary
Canis
Waterlord
Meff
Dublin Society
Society
Thomas-Areet
Parliament-howe
Justice of the Peace
New Barrett
St. Foun
Buck Wheat