Persian King Kouli Kan's perilous retreat amid India clash
Historical letters describe Kouli Kan retreating from the Indus after a costly battle with Indian forces and Mogul rivals. The text notes 60,000 troops from Mogul grandees, fledgling Persians, and shifting loyalties in Candahar as the Persian campaign collapses. Additional dispatches recount court intrigues in Vienna and Paris, and Portuguese Goa sieges by Indians pressing 6,000 troops and artillery.
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Thomas Kouli Kan
Persia
Pertia
Kouli Kar Arriv
Indus
Kouli Kan
Kouli Kant
Candahar
Schach Nadir
Usrechs Gazette
France
Porte
Peeburg
Haly-Bathaw
Constanople
Bathaw
Starurfchane
Ghocaisinzin
Lifbin
M. de Chavigny
Madrid
Great Britain
Spain
Cadiz
Pbuenos
St. Aridero
Vienna
Fune
of Lorrain
Duke of
Tiffany
Laxenbourg
Berlin
Rafignaton
Caus
Potsdam
Paris
Versailles
Prussia
de Valeri
Juligrs
Bergues
Britain
Brest
Dauphin Royal
Marquess de Apud
Marriage at Island Bridge joins Morris Jones and Cope
Ireland report from Dublin dated June 10 notes the wedding of Saturday Night Thomas Morris Jones to Miss Cope, eldest daughter of Robert Cope. It records the death of Toby Caulfield and a burglary at Kilworth, with pursuit of eight robbers including a captain.
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Dublin
Thomas Morris Jones
Island Bridge
Miiss Cope
Robert Cope
Danamon
Roscommon
Toby Caulfield
Tylkin
Cotton
Kilworth
Duke of Argyle Arrives in Edinburgh Amid Harvest Hope
Yesterday the Duke of Argyle arrived at his lodgings in the Abbey attended by a large party. The late rains improved the corn and grass, reviving fields and promising a plentiful harvest. The scene suggested great service to the poor through the season's yield.
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Superbe
Bourbon
Lys
Brest
Peter Butler
Viscount ‘Galmoy
Earl of Newcastle
Kingdom
Ireland
James
England
France
James Butler
Bulkeley
Peronné
Picardy
Edinburgh
Fune
Duke of
Argyle
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Thane Kouli Kan
Gomram
Soiyra
Bengal
Gomiom
Enduil
Goa
Europe
Scotland