Alliance Treaty Provisions and Ratification at Dresden
The document states that any empire state wishing to join the alliance may do so by common consent and proportionate conditions, to be reviewed by both allies. It commits the two principal contractors to ratify the treaty within six weeks from the date, with two copies exchanged after signing. Done at Dresden on August 3, 1731.
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Parma Duchess Hyped to Bear Heir Then Not
In Parma the Duchess of Parma was declared not with child after an official examination by midwives and court ladies. European ministers prepared for a birth, but the Duchess ultimately denied pregnancy. Meanwhile General Stampa seized Parma and Placentia in the Infante Don Carloso's name, a move seen as aiding the Vienna treaty.
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