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Deliberations at Fokzany divide Danube aims and Moldavia
A dated August letter from The Hague reports that at the congress at Fokzany the Danube may define imperial boundaries between Russia and the Ottoman Empire. Provisions suggest Turkish control east of the Danube with Russian gains west, except Moldavia and Walachia likely restored to prior rulers. Also notes grand questions on Polish Prussia and East India Company oversight.
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Hague
Danube
Russia
Moldavia
Wallachia
Bath
Jaffyan
Prussia
Vienna
Petersbourg
Prushian
the East India Company
India
James Hodges
Cortens
Franks
Court of Directors
Tomimusion
East
Asia
Lord Garnes
Luggershall
Wilts
Morocco
Lord Rochford
England
Hanover
Wiliam Waits
Princes of Wales
Scotland-yard
Royal Regiment of Artillery
Blackheath
Conway
Lower Liberties
Westminster
Ditto
Holborn
Southwark
Coldstream
Tower
Savoy Barracks
Tower Hamlets
William Hamilton
Court of
Naples
Prince of Mafferano
Spain
Poultry Compter
Kensington
House of Cortions
Bar -Ludia
Vereiil
Calsneh Smith
Coonel
Expres
Sujah elPowlah
Emih
Shujah Dowla
See
Banaras
Harper
Tawé
Richard Smith
Sautah Dowla
Gabriel
Fu‘ubad
Coja Gregory
Coja Rafael
Bulwantsing
Bulwantiing
Rafael
Cora Gregory
Tir Mativon
Durbar
Mr. Gentil
Fle
Shuvah Pouda Leip
Lochteve
Bouits