Ambassadors and Turbulent Diplomacy in Rome and Venice
From Dursbay Rome June 17 reports Venice fleet plans for Dalmatia and Corfu, with Turkish actions in the Levant. Pope Praised Emperor Leopold with a 590,090 crown subsidy, and St George visits the Vatican as St Margaret’s feast held at the Scottish church. Milan and Paris dispatches add military movements toward Belgrade, with Danube operations and Ottoman warnings. Nearby, Genoa notes Madrid Turin negotiations and Italian garrisons in Lombardy while Edinburgh reports church discipline and Scottish ministers punished. London markets and appointments close the couriered panorama of European tensions.
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Rome
Venice
Levant
Italy
Innocent XI
Leopold
Scrotenbach
Vienna
Chevalier de St George
Farnese
Viele
Margaret
St Lawrence
Don
Alexander’ Albani
Pers
Urbino
Salooica
Alexandria
Cuperic Rathan
Cyprus
Adrianople
Bosnia
Ion
Birket
Constantinople
Modot
Zant
Spalatro
Mocenigo
Dalmatia
Salona
Sings
Count de Gallas
Viennas
Rothe
Grison
Aifantey
Parma
Milan
Pie
Prince Lowestein
Lodi
Cremona
Pizzigitone
Turi
Republick
Genoa
Madrid
Turin
Spain
Paris
Count Coningfeck
Eugene of Savo
Count Mercy
Danube
Semendria
Belgrade
Morava
Eugene
Marquis de Bonacq
Porte
Marseilles
Agais
Ragorski
Edinburgh
Robert Dundafs
Scotland
James Stewart
Arthur Miller
Davi Rankine
David Lammie
Patrick Middleton
Robert Coyle
Thomas Moubray
London
Francis Negus
East India
Snape
Bangor