Turbulent Geopolitical Updates from Early 18th Century War
Reports from Hamburg and London describe flotilla movements and proposed peace terms involving the Turks and the Emperor after the Peace of Carlowitz. Letters mention Hanoverians and Prussians marching into Mecklenberg, and diplomatic activity around Brunswick and Silesia. News from Rome, Venice, and Paris discuss the Pretender, Papal governors, and the Emperor inaugurating Brabant. Public notices announce militia parades and a flood of commercial advertisements for medicines, books, and curiosities.
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Belgrate
Danube
Carlowitz
Hamburgh
Oobers
Baron Spar
Lubeck
Schonen
Baron de Gortz
Danzzick
Sweden
Biron
Gareth
Silesia
Lower Saxony
Hague
Rome
Earl of
Peterborow
Bolonis
Venice
Brudels
Brabant
London
Newmarket
Paris
Dolover
Cagliari
Kingdom of
Naples
East India
South-Sea
Westminster
Lincoln's Inn- Fields
Lincoln's Inn- Fields, By Seven In the Morning, On Thursday the 10Th of Otober
James Cunningham
St Clement’s‘Lane
Clare-Markes
Germany
James Kendrick
Black Lyon
White Yard
Drury Lane
Jude
John Atkins
the Hare
Fanchurch Street
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William Warin
Martin
Noblestreet
Oldstreet
St Giles’s
Osborns
Lockton
Bucklers Bury
Wingate
Shelley
Jonas Moore
J. Main
Kings Arms
St Pauls Churchyard
Juk
Reland
Bobodcies
Mecca
Bern
Lintott
Lintott, Between the Temple Gates
Dong
Royal Societies
Baris
Europe
Asia
Asica
North America
South America
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Spain
Italy
Planders
Norway
Hungary
Muscovy
Swabia
Greece
G. Willdey Ap
Ludgate Street
St Paul’s
Haydon Square