A Chronicle of Minorca Loss and European Movements
Stockholm reports daily captures of conspirators with a subaltern from the artillery and two royal household officers among those arrested. Diplomacy and threatened frontiers unfold as Denmark and Sweden curb contraband trade and Dutchess of Saxe-Hildburghausen’s death is noted. Versailles treaty talks prompt Spain and Naples to align, while French ships loom near Leghorn and Bremen. A London petition urges a public inquiry into Minorca’s loss and government conduct.
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Stockholm
Count Hardt
Holstein
Senate
Hamburgh
Sweden
Denmark
Saxe- Hildbourghausen
Hildbourghausen
Bertin
Klinkgraff
Bohemia
Moravia
Berliz
Konigsberg
Cologn
Westphalia
Naples
Spain
Leghorn
Fortunatus Wright
Mann
Florence
Wright
Madrid
Great Britain
Europe
America
Bay
Honduras
Cadiz
Vera Cruz
Savanna
Avia
Fuerte
Jupiter
Mercurio
Paris
Brest
London
Minorca
Iiland
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Rochefort
St. Mal
Canterbury
Unicorn
Gloucester
Barnes
Bulla
Birmingham
Salisoury
James Arundel
Sutton-Benjar
Fisherton Gallows
Nis
Rezson
Gibraltar
St. Philip
Briitannicus
Salop
John Astley
Bart
Richard Lyster
Knights of the Shire
County of
Mediterranean
North America
George Gibraltar
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Gr. Br—t—n
Philipina Minorca
France
Philipina
Frances
Ocean