Death of Nadir Shah and European Power Shifts Reported
From Holland to Persia accounts describe Nadir Shah’s murder plot and execution of a minister, with the Shah slain after a raid by insiders. The piece notes a new vizier and volatile court politics. Simultaneously, Vienna Alliance talks discuss 30,000 Russian troops and frontier maneuvers, while Carl Petersbourg reports cautious moves to avoid passing through Prussia.
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Persia
Nadir Shah
Mirweis
Hanan Bashaw
Petersbourg
Bretlach
Earl of Hyndford
Bertucheff
Vienna
Prufsia
M. d’Allion
Warsaw
Sultan Galga
Kand
Tartary
Kan
Poland
Stockholm
Henry Benzelius
Deceas
Door James Benzelius
Upril
Royal Academy
Hambourg
Dantzick
Prussia
Berlin
Naples
Reggio
Cosenza
Scilla
Calabria
Messina
Sicily
Leghorn
Alexandria
Grand Cairo
Bengal
Bombay
Genoa
Dolce-Aqua
Rivarola
Savona
Florence
Baron Theodore
St. Marguerite
Corsica
Rome
Prince Edward
Chevalier de St. George
France
Italy
Turin
Demont
Brown
Wentworth
Lentrum
Ventimiglia
Bologna
Dauphine
Provence
Gerexal Lentrum
Riviera
Count Brown
Paris
M. Belleisle
Nice
Sardinia
Stura
Barcelonetta
Lombardy
Piedmont
Baron Leutrum
Alps
Villafranca
Castelanne
St. Andrew
Argentiere
M. de Gantes
M. de Villemur
Briancon
Count de Cruffol
Lois
Castiglione
St.Agnes
Belleifle
Tournous
Felucca
Republick 3
Brest
Rochelle
War of the Line
M. Estramadura
Llands
America
Low Countries
Don Lewis d’Acunha
Lisbon
Goa
Indies
Alorna
Buonfolo
Rio de Aradeia
M. de Pierrepont
Aradem
Fort Tiracol
Vice-Roy
Pallafes
Raty
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