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A Venetian Critique on English Ministers and the Utrecht Treaties
A Venetian critic, Palavachini, argues English ministers shaped Utrecht and Fontainebleau politics through secret arts. He praises England’s naval power, commerce, and unity of war and trade, while noting continental wars and ministerial changes, especially Pitt’s fall, influenced by court intrigues. The piece reflects on monarchy, loyalty, and national character amid Europe’s balance of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Italy
Signior Palavachini
Utrecht
Fontainbleau
Chevalier de St. George
Rome
Afsa
James the Second
France
Stuart
Europe
Louis the
Alledge
Pitt
Spain
Versailles
Madrid
Gover