The Dutch Demands Satisfation Over Spain Treaty Breach
A 17th century discussion argues the States General deserve satisfaction from Spain for violating the Treaty of Munster. It contends Spain and the United Provinces have reciprocal rights to navigate the Indies. The text warns the Emperor’s stance and the lax grants risk allowing traders to establish settlements that could ruin Spanish colonies.
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Spain
Munster
Spanish Indies
United Provinces
Netherlands
Great Britain Fourth Session Speech Opens Parliament
The proceedings of the Fourth Session of the Sixth Parliament of Great Britain begin at Westminster on the 20th of January in the twelfth year of King George's reign. The King proceeds to the House of Lords in royal robes, Black Rod delivers a message, and the King, through the Lord High Chancellor, delivers a gracious speech to both Houses.
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Great Britain
George
Werminseer
House of Peers
William Saunderton
House of Commons
Commons