Evacuation of Tuscany and European Diplomacy Notes
Letters from Europe describe Spaniards delaying evacuation of Tuscany, shipping troops to Spain, and dispute over Tuscany’s fate under the Pragmatic Sanction. Vienna and Rome clash over church and dynastic claims while Paris reads court intrigues and a Royal Park letter plot. Don Patinho seeks French mediation amid Armament questions as Madrid presses for explanations.
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Parisians discuss European succession amid Parma and Bergues move
A Paris letter notes the court's belief the Emperor allows the King of the Two Sicilies to possess Parma and Placentia, with Tuscan movable effects. Talks focus on Juliers and Bergues succession to avert heir meddling, while Fleury dined with the King of Poland to seal Lorrain possessions.
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Bergues
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France
Europe
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Poland
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Lorrain
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