Treaty of Seville Accession with States General 1729
Translation from The Foreign and London Prints reports the Seville treaty of Nov 9 1729 acceding the States General to the Triple Alliance with Britain France and Spain. It outlines mutual aid provisions and anticipated measures, with further European dispatches noting Jubilee plans, Persian and Italian developments, and ongoing congress talks.
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