Fortified fame and ban on foreigners near Muskee works
The Count of Leiningen orders no foreigners within musket shot of the works as French observers arrive at Landau. The Lalian seized at Loo is jailed for trial. Orange inhabitants flee amid fears of barbarity. London reports parliament dissolution and war talk. Lisbon and Portu gese treaties cited. Auctions, notices, and pamphlets fill the market scene with ads and publications.
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England
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Earum Excretoriorum
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Illuerdina Leydarum Academia Anatomia
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le Albans
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Canterbury
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