Decree on Conduct in the Streets 1719
The 68 The Historical Register N XVII records a rule requiring kneeling heads to be uncovered and those who cannot retire to be helped, noting coaches, carmen, infirm persons, and heavy-load bearers must remove hats. Count Afanderfeheid must inform ministers in Aeidelberg on December 7, 1719.
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Count Afanderfeheid
Aeidelberg
Letter to the King of Spain on peace and acceding to alliance
A damaged excerpt shows a formal letter from France and other powers after the States General endorsed the Quadruple Alliance. The writers express alarm at ongoing European conflict and urge the king to ensure public peace and tranquility, stressing sincere sentiments and hope for favorable regard from Spain. The text cites assurances from Spain’s ministers and ambassadors and emphasizes the desire to restore peace disturbed by recent war.
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Spain
Afsdrid
Europe
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