When was it published?

November 14, 1751 in The Virginia Gazette

Foreign News November 14, 1751

The Virginia Gazette

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Count Christiani, His Sardinian Majesty, Empress Queen

Q: What keywords are associated?

Duchy Of Milan, Sardinian Claims, Empress Queen Troops, Lombardy Frontiers, Italy Common Cause

Richmond, Williamsburg, Richmond County, Virginia

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What is this article about?

Count Christiani, Chancellor of the Duchy of Milan, returned after successfully negotiating Sardinian financial claims for supporting Empress Queen's troops in the last war and resolving frontier issues in Lombardy, expected to strengthen the common cause in Italy.

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Count Christiani, Chancellor of the Duchy of Milan, is returned to that Capital, having happily adjusted all the Claims for Money laid out by his Sardinian Majesty, during the last War, for the Troops of the Empress Queen, and regulated also whatever Difficulties, still remained in Regard to their respective Frontiers in Lombardy, which Negotiation is not only very considerable in itself, but, it is hoped, will prove more so in its Consequences, by adding new Strength to the common Cause in Italy.

What sub-type of article is it?

Diplomatic

What keywords are associated?

Duchy Of Milan Sardinian Claims Empress Queen Troops Lombardy Frontiers Italy Common Cause

What entities or persons were involved?

Count Christiani His Sardinian Majesty Empress Queen

Where did it happen?

Duchy Of Milan

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Duchy Of Milan

Key Persons

Count Christiani His Sardinian Majesty Empress Queen

Outcome

all claims for money laid out by his sardinian majesty during the last war for the troops of the empress queen adjusted; difficulties regarding frontiers in lombardy regulated; hoped to add new strength to the common cause in italy.

Event Details

Count Christiani, Chancellor of the Duchy of Milan, returned to that capital after adjusting all financial claims from his Sardinian Majesty for supporting the Empress Queen's troops in the last war and regulating remaining frontier difficulties in Lombardy.