Vienna. Ian. 19, 29.
Concerning the Palatine treaty there is now good hope; it is reported that the Duke of Bavaria will restore both
The Continuation of our forraine occurences
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- The Continuation of our forraine occurences
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- [Lo]ndon :: Printed for Nath. Butter, at Austins Gate in Pauls Church yard, at the signe of the Pyde Bull.,
- 1642.
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- Thirty Years' War, 1618-1648.
- Germany -- History
- Europe -- History
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the upper Palatinate, and that part which he hath in the lower Palatinate, if so be that the King of Spaine will ac∣commodate himselfe in like manner: Incontinueth that the generall treaty of peace shall be reassumed a new at Mun∣ster and Osnaburg the 20. or 25. day of March, to which end the letters of safe conduct are delivered out already for France and Sweden.