European War News From 18th Century Letters and Dispatches
Storied Roman Catholic rites and Prussian campaigns fill reports from Warsaw, Hamburg, and Berlin. Dispatches recount army sizes, inland movements, and naval preparations, with emphasis on Prussia, Russia, and French positions in Silesia and Pomerania.
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Yburgh
Fan
Bul‘ian Empire
Liga
John
Copenhagen
Dantzick
Maxienwesder
Vistula
Prussia
Warsaw
Petersburgh
Lubomirsky
Silesia
Pomerania
Stockholm
Count de Rosen
Brunswick
Jast Leners
Halberstadt
Hamburgh
Lunenbourg
Stade
Bremen
Mecklenbourgh
Hanover
Hesse
Marshal Richelieu
France
Wefel
Wolfenbattle
Prague
Lusatia
Breslau
Schweidnitz
S. Aroi
Rsth Ihasne
Upper Silesia
Detfden
Marthal Kerth
Paulisy
Hague
Madrid
Coust
America
To the Author and the right to navigate American seas
The writer asserts Britain holds a natural right to settle and trade in the Bay of Campeachy. He condemns Spain for interference since 1724, cites treaties and the 1667/1695 agreements, and warns continued molestation could provoke new measures by Britain. He laments omitted rights in Aix la Chapelle and reports domestic economic strains and foreign trade concerns.
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Gadiz
America
Paris
Louisbourg
Quebeck
Toulon
Nuary
M de la Glue
Cathagena
Strait of Gibraltar
Osborne
Board of Trade and Treaty
Spain
Crown
Great Britain
Bay of Campeachy
Jamaica
Cape Moran
Hispaniola
Cuba
Crooked Island
England
Trenty
Munster
Sidres
Negoriatdh
Padé
América
Aix la Chapelle
Page
Madrid
Campeachy
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His Majesty
Dover
Admiral Smith
Surprize
Pelican
Over
Fly
Savage
Prince Edward
Union
Steen
Swift
Payne
Seahorse
Royce
Hawke
Taylor
Canaries
Industry
Roberty
Tayloe
Smith
Virginia
London
Tam
Britannicus
Rilia
Russia
Marshal B—ile
Gazerre
Brest
Ordess