Letters on the rights of nations and Polish affairs in 1734
From Vienna to The Hague the London Evening Post reports on diplomacy and ministerial conduct. It cites examples from Elizabeth I to Louis XV showing how foreign ministers should act, and notes fears of factions within Poland and moves toward peace as European powers discuss a settlement. News from Dantzick, Paris, and Sicily covers political maneuvers, troop movements, and a report of a alliance against the three allied crowns with details on Prussia and Milanese interests.
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Maximilian
Elizabeth
England
Privy Council
George L
Great Britain
Count Gyllemberg
France
Henry
Marseilles
Cellamare
Marquess de Monti
Republick
Poland
Uefs de Meati
Vienna
Mi 8
London
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Portugal
Venice
Genoa
Elector Palatine
Lombardy
Campaia
Wallis
Kingdom of
Nales
Sicily
Infante
Don Caglos
Waterman
Lobcowitz
Seiz
Dantzick
Lafci
de Monti
Elbing
Thorn
Dyet
Prussia
Augustus
Stanislaus
Paris
Italy
Quistello
Pear
Mimidola
Strasbourg
de Belle-Hwe
Hague
Iris
W—— Drown
Marquess de Fenelon
Stanislaus Pall
Sidy
Czarina
Aul
Stani Aga Ens
Spain
Europe
Austria
Bourbon
Parma
Goller
Konigségg
Bitonto
Messina
Syracuse
Chevalier de 5. George
Naples
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