Electoral Dignity of Bohemia Argued Over by Queen’s Heir
A long debate records the Queen of Hungary and Bohemia arguing that Bohemia’s electoral dignity can be exercised by the heiress’s husband or by her states if needed. The document cites the Golden Bull and Pragmatic Sanction, noting male descent norms and guardianship rules. It discusses whether a female may hold or transfer the title of King of Bohemia and vote for a King of the Romans upon extinction of the male line.
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Hungary
Bohemia
Tuscany
Francfort
Kingdom of
Austria
Crown of
Bhose
House of Austria
Charles VI
Hanover
Kingdom
Maximilian I
Sigismund
Poland
Lewis
Rumors of a Noble Address and Warwick Charity Report
London reports a proposed noble address for Britain's good, with supporters insisting duty to king and country. Warwick letters note Lord Brok donating 100 pounds for the poor. other tidings include embargoes, arrests for corn smuggling, and a Cork ship crew saved from a wreck near Philadelphia.
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London
Great Britain
Warwick
Broak
Durham
France
Bourdeaux
Capt. Wright
Constantine
Philadelphia
Cork
Henry Coningsby
Wrenthorne
County of York
Chelimsford
Mifg Murden
Lafcels Metcalf
John Lade
Surrey
Commission of the Peace
Richardson
Customs
Adam Smith
Ely
Kirkaldie
Edinburgh
Bibinggate
Turner’s Hall
Bellamy
Winterbottom
East I India Company
Marston
Owen
Roffiter
Borolph Lane
Weyhouse
Luna
Stevens
Beaufort India Man
Coast
Bay
Court of Directors
Jenkins
St. Helena
the Royal
George
Field
Bencoolen
Earl of Halifax
House of Peers
Butts
Kerr
Grace
Duke of Roxbury
Dragoons
Grosvenor-street
Thomas Duncombe
Rippon
Yorkshire