Armistice talks shadowed by Crown conflicts across Europe
London dispatches describe tense exchanges over the Spain Portugal crowns while couriers from Vienna and Petersberg arrive with potential armistice developments. Reports note Portuguese troop movements, Spanish threats, and British efforts to align with Madrid and London amid unfolding European diplomacy.
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