Treaty Limits Outlined in Postwar Conference
Postscript notes from Holland and the Amsterdam Courant report a July conference of plenipotentiaries agreeing on empire boundaries: Croatia to the Unna, Drin and Danube corridors, Servia to Timock, and further lines to the A Sudha and Levenbergen borders. Venice seeks Dal Cigno for the Morea. Spaniards depart Barcelona. Waghtendonk march to Italy.
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Holland
Aoterdam Courant
Flanders
Vieuna
Paslarowitz
Croatia
Unna
Drin
Servia
Timock
Danube
Vidin
Alautha
Walachia
Levenbergen
Dalcigno
Dalmatia
Morea
Barcelona
Ous
Waghtendonk
Italy
Savoy
Hamburg
Berlin
King of Prusia
Baron de Manteuffel
Poland
Amsterdam
Paris
South Sea
St. Malo
Martinet
Jinkurg
Leipsick
Paffarowitz
Eugene Ha
Genoa
Arriv
Cagliary
Cape de Melle
East India Company
Unclear imprint note from early Bloomsbury print shop
Fragmentary 18th century imprint shows Lowden printed by E Berington and sold by J Aderphew near Stasionor reba in Ssleerefrest Bloomsbury. Text is garbled but preserves a printer and bookseller names with location hints.
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Postscript
Dantzick
Sweden
Norway
Hesse-Caffel
Carelbroon
Stockholm
Orenfeld F