Trade by Force and French Perils in Europe and Newfoundland
The letter discusses English trade gains in Newfoundland against France, opposing French intrigues and Venice’s stance, and critiques French aggression. It contrasts English naval power with French plans, notes Venetian resilience, and touches on political woes in Europe including Spain and Poland. The piece cites London foreign news, fears of French influence, and observes the Paris King’s troubles, while urging unity and vigilance.