Augmentation of Naval and Military Forces Discussed in States General
The States General consider enlarging forces with twelve new ships, six new foot companies of fifty eight men each, and additional guards units. Letters reveal concern over France Spain and Britain, urging restraint on ministerial power, and noting correspondence between de Blanche and other officials. A private letter cites France’s influence and Austria’s stance, while local notices report deaths and charitable collections amid harsh winter.
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