English Queen and European Power Struggles Discussed
A fragment from a lively period dialogue debates national fate with Queen Anne as a Protestant bulwark. It weighs Plate Fleet riches against French king gains, praises English naval strength, and critiques papal influence while speculating on Cadiz and Ormond’s Spanish moves amid Anjou’s descent. The text also notes press notices about the Observator and Allen's Coffee House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
England
Aerand
House of Austria
Clowdsley
Observator
Adoney
Hall
Rome
Europe
Peru
Mexico
St. Peter the Fishermans
Spain
Paris
Gof
Popih
Anne
Papacy
Avary
Thas
Fekes
Lorvette
Augh-Capet
Augh-Capet, Because It Is Under the Direction of A Courtezan, Whose ‘Ganfe
Elizabeth
Roman Empire
Adary
Mary
Calaire
Dunkirk
Duke of Ormond
Cales
Ché
Cadiz
A’ Anjotts
Anjou
House of Axtria
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Post-Boy
Allen
Charing
Allen's