Danish Envoy says troops to aid Holstein woods dispute
Reports from Peterborough and Amsterdam note the Danish envoy’s claim that the king’s troop movements toward Holstein aim only to prevent villagers from cutting timber. Other items cover provincial debt refinancing, colonial news from Halifax and Virginia, and numerous obituaries and local notices.
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