Dialogues of the Dead Preview in the Capitoline
A fragmentary dramatic dialogue features Marcus Aurelius and Father Fulgentius in the Capitol, debating empire, religion, and modern Rome. The emperor laments changes since antiquity while a priest asserts sovereignty in Rome and mocks prevailing ecclesiastical authorities and indulgences.
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Trade Scene Opens in North America Amid Canada Conquest
Dispatch from Paris reports a new trade frontier opening with Canada, praising British gains with minimal bloodshed and foreseeing benefits for industry and merchants. The letter notes Prussia Austrian tensions, naval subsidies, and ministerial debates on sustaining marine forces and continental war funding amid financial strain.
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North America
Canada
America
Britain
Paris
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Prussia
Marshal Daun
House of
Austin
Praia
Tadepool
Saxony
Sweden
Council of State
Germany
Vienna
de Stahrenberg
France
Brabant
Fisten
Liege
Prince Our
M. de Castries
Ares
Mide Gattries
Brunswick
Netherlands
Spis
Portugal
South America
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Merl
Dé Lafcy
Haddick
Elbe
Oke-Muschwitz
Dresden
Ziethen
Dresdeni
Mac‘guiré
Porgan
Minden
Wernér
Lower Austria
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Port Newo5 Deal Winds Down in Downs with Hips as Before
Wind W S W blows frosh and remains in the Downs with the hips as before. The Resource Mal bone for New England.
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