Spain coy to the French over Hispaniola part
Dispatches announce Spain will cede its claim to a portion of Hispaniola or St Domingo to France as peace preliminaries are signed. Hostilities to cease in the colony region once arrangements are formalized.
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Britannicus
Preambles and Peace Articles in The London Evening Post
Britannicus critiques the Anglo French peace preliminaries, warns of French influence in Canada, and questions which nation sought peace first. Letters defend Veritas and chastise political manipulation, while fragments reference Milton and 17th century political critique.
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