Harmony and Armament Letter to Royal Majesty 1726
The document asserts ongoing amity between kingdoms and pledges mutual aid and defense. It defends recent armament as necessary for peace and stability, urging continued cooperation, and wishing health and a long reign to the royal ruler. Dated St Petersburg June 15, 1726, in the second year of the reign.
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Czerina Declares Favor Amid Port Blockade Tensions
The fragment shows Czerina provoked by British fleet actions blocking ports yet extending courtesy to merchants. It notes a published declaration arising from these events, reflecting diplomatic stance and economic implications during the period.
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