Distress in Saxony and Prussian Movements Reported
Sunday letters from Dresden note Saxon deputies ordered to Leipsick by the 7th with Prussian guidance expected from Prince Henry. Reports speak of growing famine and beggary as inhabitants seek sustenance while Saxon and Polish gentlemen retreat to Poland.
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Poland
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Breslau
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Count of
Troyes
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Olmutz
Troppau
Brin
Fienna
Prusian Hussars
Barowscki
Seidlitz
Marquis de Frayne
Serene
Barowski
M. de Frayne
Prince’s
Naples
Duke de Castropignano
Francfort
Warsaw
Charles
Xavier
Toulon
Yis
M. du Quesne
Foudroyant
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Lion
Orpheus
Oriflamme
Oiseau
Pleyade
M. de la Clue
Carthagena
Strait of Gibraltar
la Clue
du Quesne
British Spaniards and Dutch Press War Ties in Antigallan Letter
A London filled letter laments Spain's depredations and France's aid in the war, recounting Cromwell era cruelties and 1738 parliamentary protests. It notes Spain's seizures of English ships, threats to trade, and urges redress under royal protection amid rising tensions with the Bourbon powers and a looming continental war.
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England
Otder Club
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West Indies
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House of Commons
Hanover
Great Britain
Utrecht
Philip of Anjou
France
Europe
America
Austria
James I
Oliver Cromwell
Archer
St. Domingo
Friendship of London
Lodowick Fajard
Florida
Anne
William Curry
Hispaniola
Cromwell
James
Commons
St. Lucar
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