Truce terms amid cross empires and seas trade
The document outlines a three month truce between Prince George of Great Britain and Prince Muley Ismael with mutual assurances limiting ships, passengers, and cargo to prevent aggression. It also preserves a general prohibition on commerce, while safeguarding shipwrecked goods and people, concluding at Te Tuam in January 1717–18 and noting additional intelligence from various European postings about weather, invasions, and military dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Norebury
George King
Great -Britain
Fruce
Tetuan
O.S
Safar Inr
Tryoe i
Coningoy Nbhba Bashaw Hamed, &c
L. S
Porto
Ercole
Fucany
Capua
Wenice
Corfu
Lepanto
Arta
Prevena
Vorniza
Vienna
Cis
Republick
Congress
Malta
Ordesg
Algiers
Tunis
Lripoli
Napoli di Romania
Verona
Empire
Tirol
Mantua
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the Evening Post
Grahen
Saragoffa
Hamburg
Ditmarsh
Eyderstadt
Naples
Hungary
Orbitello
Hague
Marquis de Chateaugeuf
France
East-Friesland
Acklumze Il
Werdum
Efen
Catyle