France and English affairs in the early 18th century war discourse
Reports from Lisbon and London describe France and England exchanging positions amid ongoing warfare. News items mention Sweden aiding Confederate forces, imperial troop mobilizations, and Polish battlefield movements while also noting royal appointments and commercial notices in London newspapers.
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Keates
Henry the 4Th
France
Ligue
Earl of Marleborough
England
Sweden
Holland
Flewing
Poland
Phat
Prusia
Eifing
Wesel
Frankfurt
Philipsburgh
Heffe Cafel
London
Cologn Faly
Nafjag
Saarbruck
Mulheim
Sth
Nuyrz
Ordinger
Zons
Lip
Eis
Keyserwaert
Trautmanders
Mantua
Fone Brokkarf
Thesz
Godfrey Kueler
Fadas
Bennjamin Atharst
India
Germany
Jeu
Reyferwaer
Turlday
Bucks
Dublin
Weland
Norice
Mersers
Brands Leach
Endtole
Baker Booker
Mercers Qappel
Cheapitte
Ol Aprilift
Sc Martins Lane
Royal Oak
St Martins Lane
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Pall Mall
Duke of Schumbergs
Peter Marbot
Lisbon
Horthead
Branford
Red Lion
Hide Park
Cox
Howe
Cneir
Baldyin
Waisceklene
Izaz
Sc Michaels
Kelfress
York
Fy Thomes Wanless
Barcellos
Mutick
Selife
Thomes Chippitideh
Thoms
Sexecr Paighfeller
Aids
J. Churchil
Ielick Swalin Vere NoBis Row
Joan Scowce
Tho Warkhurst
Mercers
Cocapside
J. Robinson
Golda Lion
St Pauls Courchyard
Bert. Harris
Sheche
William Hacke
Islands
Council of
Panna
She K
Bateman
Paternotter-row
Aylmer
Cornhil
Stone
Lombard-street
Morden
Corrail
Mercatory
Werterm
Tryamony Factory
Fadio
Tsdks
Conre de
Joseph Baie
Tomin
Surry
Thomis Newman
Ardwiek
Comnhil
iPule
Chat Chennis Begther
Sift
Blue
Salisbury Square
Fleet Street
Lamdon
Gidstone
Goldumirn
Odesign
Crown
Lowes de Luc
Egholm
Windsor
Rich
Dafngthe Street