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11 Feb 1758

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London Evening Post

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London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

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Feb 11, 1758

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Mecca Caravan attacked by Arabs in 16 hour engagement

The Mecca Caravan recently plundered by Arabs faced a lengthy assault by 30 to 40 thousand tribesmen lasting 16 hours. The Pascha of Sidon led provisions supply crews, was killed, and the caravan retreated to Damascus as townspeople killed the traitorous guards. Rumor places the Pascha of the Caravan fleeing to Gaza with a view to execution. Riches from India are said to be dispersed across several cities. The Grand Signior's stores were reviewed at the arsenal with officers praised. payments of 20,000 dollars to several officers noted along with honors. The Pascha Seneck Muttapha remains at Sivas and is Neffangi Pascha.

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England and Spain in Historic Strife and Power Shifts

A sweeping 17th century narrative recounts England’s long contest with Spain from James I’s era to Cromwell, detailing Raleigh’s 1617 expedition, maritime wars, the Pyrenean and Triple Alliances, and shifts toward Bourbon ascendancy, with mentions of Dunkirk, Jamaica, Cadiz, and key diplomatic moves shaping Europe’s balance of power.

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Bacon England Spain James I Sir Walter Raleigh America Guiana St. Thome Elizabeth James I Gondomar Prince of Wales James Frederick Elector Palatine Bohemia Spinola Charles Limbleton Cromwell Archamac Madrid Tropics Europe Pen and Venables France Dunkirk Blake Montague Cadiz Plate Stayner London Bay of Santa Cruz Teneriff Portugal Charles II Catherine the Infanta Henry VIII Netherlands Lewis X Voltair Hyde Richard Fanshaw House of Bourbon Russia Elector of Brandenburgh Germany King of Sardinia Italy Prince of Corde Marshal Turenne Lewis Spanish Netherlands Brabant House of Austria Holland Sweden Richelieu Ferdinand Mazarine Pyrenees
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