Treaty terms and Madrid letters on alliances and trade
Private letters from Madrid report a concluded treaty negotiation between the crowns with 30,000 troops ready for each side, 18 to 26 warships, and conditional Allied aid. They note Britain Spain conference strains, the Alfiento trade pressure, and potential Italian and Dutch diplomatic moves amid naval deployments and a looming peace.
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Madrid
Dy la March
Madam
Don Phiilip
the Two Sicilies
Sardinia
Great Briain
Spain
Marquess de Villarias
Keene
Thomas Geraldine
Haddock
Gibraltar
West Indies
Marquis de Villavias
South-Sea Company
Mexico
Spanish West- Indies
Hague
M. Luiicius
Prufsia
M. Ratffeldt
Prussia
Vienna
Tapis
Prince Charles of Lorrain
France
Amsterdam
States General
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Maryjacts de Fenel
Paris
Prince de Lichtenstein
Versailles
Russia
Hungary
Brest
Prince of Lichtenstein
Furest
Baltick
Raffia
Livonia
London Gazette
Phitehall
Funery
Horatio Walpole
States General of
United Provinces
Fubbs
Greenwich
Holland
Henry Medley
Romney
Newfoundland
America
Placentia
Philip Vanbrugh
William de Grey
Thomas de Grey
Henry Lewis
Thomas Lewis
Politeball
Joanna Stephens