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Empress Enjoins Physicians to Report Patients Daily Abroad
Reports from Hamburg to Amsterdam and Paris describe, by ordinance, physicians and surgeons in this empire must daily deliver to local judges notes detailing each patient under care. Entries specify native or foreign status, disease, medicines given, and progress. Letters from Stockholm note a royal reward for Count de Hardt. Fortifications at Dunkirk are being rebuilt with eight million livres allocated, and foreign sailors may settle without registry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Stockholm
Count de Hardt
Hegue
Capith
Swedis
Amterdam
Admiralty
France
Spain
Portugal
Malaga
Britain
Dunkirk
Duke de Belle-Isle
Paris
Puying
la Hogue
Normandy
Council of State
Cherbourg
Libourne
America
Marthal Richelieu
St. Philip’s Fort
Ganaga Skor
M. de Lannion
Richlieu
Foudroyant
Brest
Ile of Dieu
Roesfort
Hardie
Duke of Burgundy
Hever
M‘namara
Rochefort
Tfle of Die
Richards
St. Martin’s
St. Maloes
Helvoetfluys
Wilson
Eagle
Petersburgh
Helvoet
Katherine
New York
Amsterdam
Warwick
St. Kitt’s
Martinico
Admiral Boscawen
Royal George
of Admiralty
Royal Anne
Spithead
Clarke Gayton
Wierberg
Nassau
Winchester
Mathbourne
Ashley
Kent
Wale
Gosport
Earl of Northampton
Baron Compton
Joshua Stephenson
Magdalen College
Oxford
Richard Sparkes
Stoke Norton
Somerset
Viocese
Bath and Wells
John Witington
Theberton
Suffolk
John Shaw
Bart
Eltham
Old Burlington
Latt
Thomas
Christ College, Cambridge
Rixon
Joseph Hail
Weyhill
Southampton
Queen’s College, Oxford
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Goldsmiths Hall
Canterbury
Milton
Neutral Islands
Barbadoes
Jeannie
Robertson
Rotterdam
Virginia
Shields
Derby
Eig