A Maid’s Letter Rejects a Husband and Calls It Monster
A dated missive purports a twenty five year old woman’s reproachful note about marriage tradeoffs. She rejects any suitor’s claim and laments lifelong singleness, signing as A. B. Mails from Helland and Flanders with a wry postscript from London papers. The dispatch also mentions papal cannons and a German Vienna update on Archduke marriage to the Infanta of Parma.
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Temple
Continental War Dispatches from Saxony to Dunkirk
Reports from Saxony note Prussia and Austria amassing near Leipsic with Gen. Henry's 50,000 men, while Daun nears the enemy and French activity grows at Frankfurt and Dorkien. Paris cites preparations for an invasion of Scotland as weather allows, with English defenses tightening.
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Prague
Hoff
Saxony
Oschatz
Weyde
Strehlen
Leipfic
Eulenburg
Monteffel
Henry
Finck
Wunfch
Prussia
Spremberg
Dresden
Empire
Haddick
Ander
Inft
Vienna
Pr. Heory
Thes Junction
M. Daun
Ebe
Rifa
Klein Oichart
Pr. Henry
Muhlberg
Torgau
Stauchitz
Berlin
Magdebourg
Silesia
Dolnit
Waurtzburg
Marshal Daun
Gieffen
Hesle-Darmstade
Granberg
Marthat Contades
Burg-Gemanden
Alsféld
Hombourg
Ohm
Weld
M. d
WM. d’Armentieres
Kircher
Rheimberg
Dorften
Grafydorff
E.ior
Fran.c E Versailles
M. d’Aubigny
d’Escadre
M. de la ‘Touche
Minifry
Rochfort
Paris
M. de Chevert
Dunkirk
Scotland
Means to secure long peace between England and France
A historical fragment discusses proposals to end hostilities by Minorca exchanges, France ceding fortifications, reducing their naval force to 20 ships, and Britain guaranteeing trade security. If terms fail, it suggests Britain withdraws from trade relations to weaken France, invoking a quoted Cicero maxim.
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England
France
Cicero
Minorca
Britain
Fam, &c
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Helland
Flanders
London Papers
Rome
Archduke
Infanta of
Parma
Edinburgh Chronicle