Description of Juliers Bergues With Dutchy Relations and Conflicts
The text outlines succession claims to Juliers and Bergues after the Elector Palatine's death, noting who may inherit and who renounces rights. It covers Prussian assurances to the bishop, potential negotiations to settle concerns, and a 1736 incident at Basel with Imperial and French tensions. It also describes geography, towns, and historical transfers of these duchies, ending with a Swiss cantonal dispute over fishing rights and cross-border commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliérs
Bergues
Elector Palatine
Ausbourg
Assembly of the States General
M. Louisius
Buteux
Vanderwagen
States General
Republick
Welel
London
Spain
Cadiz
West Indies
Portobello
Carthagena
Porto Rico
Armadilla
South-Sea Company
England
Juliers
Rhine
Electorate of Cologne
Marck
Marck Ong
Guelder
Cologne
Treves
Eat
Liege
Dimbourg
Germany
Maurice
Duke of
Aix la Chapelle
Jaliers
Westphalia
Cleves
Sigismond
John William
Issae
Brandenburgh
Newburgh
Deuxponts
Burgow
France
Basil
Portentru
Baith
Frichtall
Alsace
Call'd Neudorf
Canton of
Canton
Strasbourg
Marshal du Bourg
Basic
Martha du Bourg