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Contention Over Royal Succession In 1717 Dispute
Louis Henry de Bourbon and Louis Armand de Bourbon sign a London letter arguing the 1714 Edict and 1715 Declaration cannot be interpreted to allow legitimated princes to claim succession or royal honors. They urge revocation of those acts and insist that succession remains bound to lawful marriage and the Crown's legal customs. The note mentions the Venetian ambassador's departure and a Welch Fusiliers drill at Hyde Park.
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Geneva
Monsieur
Duke
du Maine
Vandome
Henry IV
Galarde Vandome
Duke du’ Maine
Count de Thouleuse
Sewer
Idukes
Louis
Augustus
Louis Alexander
Lewis Sev
Count de Thoulouse
Duke du Maine
Count de Toulouse
Count de Vermandois
Conti
Count de Toulouise
Duke du Maine Feems
Louis Henry de Bourbon
Louis Armand Dé Bourbon
London
Regiment of
Welch Fusiliers
Hyde Park
Pringe of
Ales