The Revolt and Hard Times Across Trading Ports
Grim reports from the Low Countries describe revolt and fiscal collapse as cities struggle to pay debts after a ruined trade network. Poor harvests threaten famine while security tighten on suspected foes. London and nearby ports report ships, prizes, and military movements as rulers seek funds and protection.
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Artois
Bethune
Hague
Flushing
Axen
Netherlands
Fluthing
Keysermarr
Cadix
Deal
Manfel
Julian
East-Indies
Betty
Lisbon
Charles
St. Christophers
Vine
Bourdeaux
Guinea
Yarmouth
Horse-Guards
Virginia
England
Gray Herle
Holland
White-Chaple
Batavia
Queens House
The
Kone
Charlie
Church of England
F. Robinson
Galden-Lyon
St. Land's Church-Yard
J. Lawrence
de Pouitrey
Selings Uy
Vies Cote
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Newgatestreet
St. Martins le Grands Mir
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Stape’s Inn
Perry
Exeter
Jane Strand
Danyon
Pall Mall
Fisher
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Leicester-House
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