Milan and Rome Letters on Prisoners and European Powers
Reports from Milan Rome and Venice describe Molinez in Rome still a prisoner, Madrid pressed to release a Spanish lord, and tensions with Sicily and the Pope. Venice cites Portuguese Admiral and fleet disputes, while a French letter details the Unigenitus dispute and a Rome envoy plan. Neutrals and Belligerents move in Italy Spain Sicily Venice and the Empire with naval and land maneuvers across the region.
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Milan
Ignior Molinez
Spain
Philip
Rome
Madrid
Turin
Sicily
Savoy
Venice
Holy See
Maltha
Leghorn
Flangini
Republick
Ohio
Negronont
Salonica
Paris
Council of Regency
Maonfieur
Duke de la Feuillade
London
Prince
Princes of Wales
Hampton Court
Lisbon
Portugal
Earl of Carnwath
Widdrington
Naim
House of Lords
Holland
Belgrade
Prince Eugene
Danube
Donawitza
Count Mercy
Prince Eugens
Niffa
Semendyia
Vienna
Hague
Hamburgh
Mecklenburgh
Pomeysania
Poland
Baron de Gortz
Sweden
Great Britain
Monsieur ‘d’Ibberville
Amsterdam
Leyden. Courant
Negroponte
Dardanelles
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Cardinal de Biffy
Meaux
Ristol
Portmouth
Ame Brose
Clark
Carolina
Deal
Sarah
South Seas
Wilkinson
Cadiz
Greyhound
Ewins
Jacmaican Wind