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Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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From The Hague, Oct. 27: Confirmed treaty between France and Spain on Aug. 25 preoccupies Dutch politicians, prompts deliberations in States of Holland on potential aid to England if Spain joins France; motion to add 20,000 troops rejected, with some favoring delay until 1757.
Merged-components note: Continuation of the article on intelligence from the Hague regarding the Franco-Spanish treaty and Dutch military deliberations.
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We are assured, that since this News hath been confirmed, a Motion hath been made to augment the troops of the Republick with 20,000 Men; but this Motion was rejected by those, who rejected all others of the same Tendency in the Time of the Princess Governante.
It was said, that if the Probability of the War's raging in the four Parts of the World should be as great next Year as at present, it would be soon enough to make this Augmentation in the Month of January or February; and that an Augmentation of 20 Men per Company would be sufficient at present.
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Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Hague
Event Date
25th Of August Last
Outcome
treaty concluded between france and spain; motion to augment troops by 20,000 men rejected
Event Details
Undoubted intelligence of treaty between France and Spain on 25th August last received, engrossing attention of politicians and central to States of Holland deliberations; if Spain joins France against England, Holland cannot refuse stipulated succours; post-confirmation motion to add 20,000 troops rejected by opponents recalling past rejections under Princess Governante; argument that war probability warrants delay of full augmentation to January/February, with 20 men per company sufficient now.