Political letter from Paris probes war fears and peace talks
Extract from a Paris letter reports on tensions between court and Parliament, European intrigues, and a possible foreign war as a relief from domestic strife. It notes proposed troop augmentations, conciliar moves, and watchful eyes on Vienna Berlin and Versailles as ministers seek advantage amid a fragile peace.
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Lefsons
Europe
Versailles
Berlin
Stockholm
Brussels
Frui
Amperdam
Palatine
Great Britain
Vienna
Pleystein
Manheim
Hanover
House of Austria
London
Commons
Spain
Portmouth
Plymouth
Chatham
Woolwich
Deptford
Sheernesss
Princess of Helle
Green Park
Duke of Marlborough
Earl of Lincoln
Kensington
James Huffey
Foot-Guards
William Cornthwaite
Thorpe
Katherine Hall
Cambridge
Wirehall
St. Saviour Southwark
Jones
Thomas
John Standerwick
John Harrison
Woodbridge
Johnson
Horham
Suffolk
Stradbroke
Ely
John Ella
Age
Nottingham
Diovese
Ork
Thomas Hughes
Loppington
Salop
Litchfield and
Coventry
Stephen Walsh
Christc@hurch College
Oxford
Ovings
Perscu
Army
Marines
Treasury
Admiralty
Utrecht
England
Westminster
Bridge-Street
St James’s Park
Edinburgh
Hackney
Philip Faver
Stirlen
Morden College
John Barrett
Rockfeller
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