Prussian envoy released prisoners and broader European intrigue
May 39 reports a Prussian envoy arriving blindfolded before Baron Roth claiming the king released Lady and sons from captivity. a request to exchange prisoners follows. Paris notes Levies growing, negotiations for peace via Cardinal Fleury, Vernon’s Carthagena actions, and European maneuvering with Hungary, Prussia, and the States General.
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