Persian throne conflicts stir regional power struggles
Yesterday from Holland reports fierce Persian succession fighting. Shawrook Khan and HeraClius contend while Karim Khan, Jadiy Khan, and the Afghan king pursue influence and territory. In Europe, Field Marshal Lobkowitz dies, Havelschwerdt fires devastate, and Charles Hanbury Williams heads to Dresden for talks shaping Poland’s interests.
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Shawrook Khan
Heraclius
Karim-Khan
Jadiy- Khan
India
Persia
Hispahan
Vienna
Presbourgh
Prince Lobkowitz
Hungary
Berlin
Glatz
Havelschwerdt
Paris
Hague
Leters
London
Charles Hanbury Williams
Dresden
Republick of
Poland
Be ye not unequally yoked with unbelievers
A London pamphlet laments general corruption of manners and warns against naturalizing Jews, urging vigilance by rulers and teachers. It condemns perceived Jewish influence, calls for Christian fidelity, and urges Britons to defend religious liberty and national rights amid political and social tensions.
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Christ
Moses
Britannia
Bath
Lucifer
Oxford
John Swinton
Wadham College
Leghorn
New Charen
Isle of Wight
St. Asaph
St. Michael’s
St. Mary’s
St. Luke’s
Christ Church
Blandy
Oxfordshire
Bridewell
William King
St. Mary Hall
William Cartwright
Aynho
Esg
John Bentley
Halifax
County of
York
High Court of Chancery
Isaac Lawrence
Osforc
Keck
Lord Harcourt
Newnham
D. Taft Week
Glynely
Sussex
John Meres Farge
Meres Nice
George Ruffell
Shimpling
Cordell Firebraze
Copenhagen
Paris
M. Leftevenen de Berkenrode
Earl of
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Liviérecot
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