Power Plays and Hidden Faces in Almoran's Conspiracy
In a tumult of royal deceit and magical aid, Almoran disguises himself as Hamet to invade the palace, planning to force Hamet’s suicide. Caleb betrays trust with poison, while the Genius counsels perilous choices as love, power, and fate collide in a fraught bid for the throne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alzoran
Hammet
Omar
Hamet
Wisches
Almoraz
Ofnyn
Caleb
Anekagain
Hamét
Sohan
Watid
Hany
Torida
Taliman
Ramet
Ai -Amaran
Bimeida
Barger
Venga
Almeidy
Hamets
Thesi
Moran
Felf
Almera
Genigs
Almeran
Ofreya
Ofayn
Claus
Almoran
Osmyn
Homer
Almorax
Warda
Ompa
Ian
Hamer
Adasran
Addidier
Hamed
Hiss
Ésoran
Fife
Henry
The Roast Beef of Old England and Grand Entertainment
A lively 18th century notice roars with songs about Roast Beef and British valor, urging readers to attend a six o clock performance featuring music, dancing, and tricks by artists like Rosoman and Wilkinson. Advertised are ticket prices, wine tasting, and patent teeth restoratives by Thomas Greenough and J Newbery, with endorsements and locations in Ludgate Street and St Paul’s Churchyard.
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Old England
Oran
Ol Eneland
Sadler’s
Weetl
Mat AE
W. S
Sturges
Call’d
P.E.S. T. Harlequin
Ireland
Thomas Greenough
King's Arms
Ludgate-Street
J. Newbery
St. Paul’s
FT. Gree
Night at the Theatre Royal in Dirty Lantr Tomorrow Sun
The Theatre Royal advertises a comedy night with principal characters including Mr. Yates Mr. Baddeley Mr. OBrien Mr. Davis and Miss Ambross, plus prologue and epilogue by Foote, a pantomime dance by Master Rogie and Miss, and a hornpipe finale. No money will be returned.
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Theatre Royal
Fomorrow
Yates
Baddeley
Obrien
Davis
Miller
Weston
Ambross
E. Ambross
Huston
Mils Haughton
Okayne
Foote
Eqote
Rogie
Miss
Ifs
Bowes
Gavney
Pettermante
Prussian attack on Austro-Italian ports in Saxony campaign
Foreign intelligence from Prague reports on May 29 a Prussian attempt against Austrian held ports at Willdraff Kefseldorf Weifdrupp and Niederwarthe, with four battalions and cavalry. The effort failed as the forts are well provisioned and the Austrian generals prepared. Genoa notes discuss Corsican sovereignty and French policies.
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Prague
Saxony
Prusrians
Baron Ried
Willdraff
Kefseldorf
Weifdrupp
Niederwarthe
Ifar
Genoa
M.marcello-Durazzo
Senate
Nurgraberg
Franconia
Ant
SesheHoni
Sc Smanagement Ag
Sither
Hesse
Iil & PE
Nuibal
Ies Pleem
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Antonius
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Liege
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