Peace ratified with Romans mends paths to powr against Shach Nadir
Constantinople reports ratified peace with the Emperor of the Romans enables Ottoman forces to concentrate on Shach Nadir while Persia moves to frontiers. Reports from Madrid Pan, Vienna, and Rome note British, Swedish, Dutch maneuvers, plagues, fleets, and European intrigues shaping a tense winter frontier.
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Fan
Hungary
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Amsterdam
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Hanover
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Mary
Rome
Turia
Alt. O.S
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Hintelin
Centinels
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Hague
Raf
Vienna
Mirepoix
Francé
Obituaries and storm damage report from Scotland
Edinburgh notes several deaths including Lady Stitchill Dame Katharine Gordon and William How, Deacon of the Skinners, with aged references and a Goredon connection. Severe weather caused vessel damage near Leith, a large coal ship driven off course. a Yarmouth vessel from Norway reported losing its main mast.
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John Pringle
William How
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Katharine Gordon
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Auchintoul
Banffshire
Newcastle
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Leith
Yarmouth
Horsely
Norway
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