Exiled traitors and rebels warned in mass pardon terms
A royal proclamation outlines blanket pardon for treason and rebellion committed before a set date, with exceptions for deserters and those aiding invasion. It lists who are excepted, including officials and military leaders, and mentions ongoing punishments and loyalties expected during the crisis.
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