Refuge in France Amid Crown Claim and War-Torn Europe
The piece notes a claimant renouncing Poland, seeking safety in France, and asking Imperial protection in Germany. It recalls the Plague in Walachia that felled Nicholas Mauro Cor dato, former hospodar, after exile from Bucharest, and hints at the Turks Christian wars and Hungarian troubles, praising Hungarians while accusing Turks.
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Sidering
Poland
France
Germany
Walachia
Nicholas Mauro Cordato
Tranylvania
Bucharest
Hungary
Europe
Dutch Memorial on Baltic Trade and Sweden's Neutral Use
Rince Xurakin the Muffin Embassador at the Hague presented a memorial to the States-General Deputies. It reports that Czarith Majesty directs ministers and agents to urge foreign powers to press Sweden to permit merchants' ships from their subjects to engage in Baltic trade.
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Rince Xurakin
Hague
States-General
Crown of
Sweden
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