Peace aims and taxes in 1714 amid war weariness
In 1709 a new tax plan called the Taille is proposed to fund ongoing war costs into 1714. The queen notes hardship and seeks harvest profits from this year’s crop to aid in financing and pursue a favorable peace. Reports from Europe recount battles, shifting fortunes, and court notices amid a sprawling war correspondence.
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Chis Deaneagre
Wattoria
Wagvery Hllaft
Sis
al- Jodhs
Asturias
Folgdo
Aduige
Oropela
Tala- Vegadellan
Acre
Canton-D-Agar
Toledo
Brussels
Thys Place
Milan
Buffeldorp
Kurgene
Sprin
Charles
Namure Malenciennes
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Duke of Anjou
Vo Ittoria
Philp
Amy
Mer
Ftal
Caja Taxady
Dlavera Della Reyna
Spain
D. of Queensberry
Ars, Perton
Orimynde
Bagnioin-Efex-street
St. Georges- Lane
William-Street