Ambitious European Moves Implicate Italy's Peace
Postscript from The Amsterdam Courant reports Spain and the Holy See tangled in Italy strategy. The Spanish ambassador warns the King will halt ventures after Sardinia’s conquest to preserve balance, while Vienna warns against aiding any side. The Great Duke enforces a 3000 man garrison and Madrid warns Court that surrendering a key city to Spain will mark an enemy. An officer from Rome conveys foreigners’ activity to the court.
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Amsterdam
Courant
Paris
Sardinia
Italy
Europe
Patel
Maretua
Mimidole
Chitigehio
Askealy
Balcony
Garrison McLegborn
Avekat
Spain
Foreigners watch ordered after Défigh incident
From the Amsterdam Courant news: Holland and one from Flanders formed a Défigh against a person triggering orders to provincial governors to keep a wary eye on foreigners, especially English. Earl of Peterborough seized and sent to Fort Urbano. Rome reports the Pope urged Spain to avoid actions against the Emperor. Molines case may prompt recall of plans from Sardinia. Imperial forces move to Sardinia as 900 dragons sail from Milan. Letters claim Baron Gorty to sail to Sweden aboard a Ruffian ship.
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Holland
Flanders
Earl of Peterborough
Fort Urbano
Anterdam Courant
Rome
Spain
Molines
Sardinia
Amsterdam
Civita Vecchia
Sardinig
Milan
Hague
Baron Gorty
Sweden