Embassies, Wars, and Royal Doubts Across Europe
From Vienna to Copenhagen letters describe Walachian Hospodar’s arrest in Hermanstadt, Tartary troops, Moldavia security, and new imperial commands. Copenhagen notes Danish transport to Norway, Swedish preparations in Skåne, and potential spring offensives. Paris reports a near treaty among Britain France and the Republic, while Britain’s Hanoverians place Frederick and the Duke of York in the Garter. Edinburgh and Carlisle posts cover mutinies, escapes, and justice trials as winter broadens.
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Vienna
Walachia
Hermanstat
Hetis
Hada
Transilvania
Mauro Gordato
Hermannstadt
Hall of Tartary
Temelwaer
Uartars
Orfous
Metsy
Eugene
Netherlands
Albaur
Hanoi
Tartary
Bathaws
Bamburgh
Copenhagen
Hay
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Schonen
Sterkholm
Heifé
Lugden
Malmoe
Revel
Sthd Jay
Poitzenburg
Czarina
Holland
Elbe
Holstein
Poland
Mecklenburgh
Wiaslaw
Dyer
Hannover
Gre
Britain
Prince Fréderick
Duke of York
Order of the Garter
le Hague
du Bois
Marquis de Chateauneuf
France
Tryers
Ingard Cadogan
Great
Great Britain
Abbot du Bois
Paris
Avignon
Switzerland
Cérdinais di
Kohan
Htis
Edinburgh
Clayton
Muntross
Egerton
Carpenter
London
Carlisle
Colif Campbell
McPaxton
Jaylar
Anrfwer
Lefe
Thomas
Tullock
Tannady
Che
Petans
John Balfour
Henry Balfour
Fatrick Achm