Mails from France and Holland Signal Turbulent Europe
Vienna March 21 reports orders to strengthen Hungary and Turku fortifications as tensions rise between Russia and the Ottoman Porte. Ministers seek the abolition of the fourth Article of the Treaty of Ryswick. A new poll tax is planned for hereditary lands and a regular militia formed. Russian troops march to Silesia and join forces near Turkey. London updates note royal nuptials, travels, and deaths across Ireland, England, and Bath.
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