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Folio 144: Rondeau to Tilson. Message of condolence for recent loss. This court appears...

Catalogue reference: SP 91/11/144

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This record is about the Folio 144: Rondeau to Tilson. Message of condolence for recent loss. This court appears... dating from 1730 July 13 in the series Secretaries of State: State Papers Foreign, Russia. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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SP 91/11/144
Date
1730 July 13
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Folio 144: Rondeau to Tilson. Message of condolence for recent loss. This court appears desirous of friendship, perhaps due to duke of Mecklenburg's return to Swerin. HM's answer to Czarina's letter is well received, it would have been preferable to me, if via meand not Paris. Dated Moscow, 13 July 1730.

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