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Folio 127: Raby to Hedges. No evidence for Stepney's and Dutch suspicions of Frederick...
Catalogue reference: SP 90/2/127
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This record is about the Folio 127: Raby to Hedges. No evidence for Stepney's and Dutch suspicions of Frederick... dating from 1703 Oct. 6 in the series Secretaries of State: State Papers Foreign, Prussia. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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- SP 90/2/127
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1703 Oct. 6
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Folio 127: Raby to Hedges. No evidence for Stepney's and Dutch suspicions of Frederick I's intentions and fear of Prussian neutrality. Token dismissal from court of the princess of Hohenzollern. Raby thinks Prussia has no correspondence with France. Frederick wantsto promote his interest with [Mary], duchess of Nemours. Prussian losses at Schwemmingen; Major-Gen. [Dubislaw Gneomar von] Natzmer not dead, as was supposed. Diet to be divided between Ratisbon and Frankfurt. Frederick's gratitude for Queen Anne's generosity. Court travel plans. Flemming has returned, allegedly as [Augustus's] representative. News from Poland: Great Poland supports Sweden and is inclined to dethrone the king of Poland. From Berlin
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Note (Additional information about the record)
- Enclosed in SP 90/2 Folio 123.
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- International
- Europe and Russia
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Folio 127: Raby to Hedges. No evidence for Stepney's and Dutch suspicions of Frederick...
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