Embassies and political plots shadow Italian Succession drama
An Extra of a Letter from Parise CMT de Montijo reports embassies and conferences with Cardinal de Fleury over the Spanish claim to the Italian succession and Pragmatick Sanction, with pledges to bar Spanish troops from France and to influence the Electoral Diet and Parma Tus cany. London news notes deaths, robberies, naval preparations, and mixed domestic notices.
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