Extracts from Augbourg and Hague letters on Swabia and France
The excerpt reports Swabian officials meeting in Ulm to weigh France’s insinuations against empire interests, debating solidarity with fellow states versus French power. It notes French troop movements near the Low Countries, diplomatic replies, and mounting tensions as European powers assess pacific versus aggressive stances.
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Swabia
Ulm
France
Empire
Hague
Aix-la-Chapelle
Republick
Admiralty
Court of
Low Countries
Zealand
Scheld
Bergen-op-Zoom
Sah
Shah
Merched
Muthad
Khorasan
Bucharia
Tartary
America
California
Europe
Streights
Magellan
North Pole
Poland
Kien
Meethods
Bashan
Choczim
Naples
Calabria
Italy
Lombardy
Nadafti
Bochetta
Duke de Richelieu
Voltai
Café
Savona
Parma
Placentia
Count Brown
Piedmont
Vintimiglia
Sorpello
Nice
Vienna
Kaunitz
Paris
Count Lowendahl
Prince of Conti
Marthal Belleisle
London Fourth Stave of Instruction
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a church exhortation urging unity and obedience. The text references all ages from infants to youth, divine instruction, and a promise of favor and honors as the way forward for a singular Christian community.
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Dresden
Hubertsbourg
Count Bertucheff
Provence
Don Philip
Marseilles
Marshal de Belleisle
M. de Mirepois
Luc
M. du Chatel
Ventimiglia
Aix
Toulon
Orange
Bridewell
Hotchkis
Barbadoes
Nicholson
Samuel Nicholson
Croydon
Surrey
Ely
Gibbon
Faid
St. Dunstan’s
India
Milford Haven
Hutton
Madras
M. de la Bourdonnaye
Europa
Wright
South Carolina
West Indies
Elizabeth
Wheeler
Oporto
Downs
Earl of Panmure
Earl of Ancram
Maurice Bockland
Leighton
Charterhouse
Whitehorn
Deceas
Melmoth
Henry Vane
Eartly
Kent
Bart
Richmond
Comer
Andrew Benson
Ellis Hall
Hampshire
Shute
Petersham
His Majesty’s Chapel Royal
St. James’s
Molly Poyntz
Deane Poyntz
Island of
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Stephen Po
Mark Lane
Lawrence Batten
Port of London
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Landaff
Dobson
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Westminster
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Westminster School
Old Palace Ward
John Merett
James Merett
House of Peers
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Norris
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Royal African Company of England
Guinea
Savoy
Petersbourg
Persia
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