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Foreign News October 5, 1739

The Virginia Gazette

Richmond, Williamsburg, Richmond County, Virginia

What is this article about?

In Ratisbon, the Evangelical Body sent a memorial to the Emperor complaining that Protestant states' efforts to redress religious grievances have failed, with violations of imperial constitutions leading to fears of expulsion from churches and schools in Catholic states.

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Ratisbon, June 26. O.S. The Evangelical Body have sent a new Memorial to the Emperor, setting forth, That the Protestant States of the Empire are very sensibly mortify'd to see that all the Pains they have hitherto taken, to obtain a Redress of their religious Grievances, have been in vain; that those Grievances, far from decreasing, augment every Day; and consequently, become thereby more difficult to accommodate; that the Constitutions of the Empire are violated in this Respect; and that the frequent Breaches made them justly apprehend that the Protestants would, by Degrees, be turn'd out of the Churches and Schools they possess in the Roman Catholick States of the Empire, out of which they must afterwards be obliged to retire themselves.

What sub-type of article is it?

Religious Affairs Political

What keywords are associated?

Evangelical Memorial Protestant Grievances Holy Roman Empire Religious Conflicts Imperial Constitutions

What entities or persons were involved?

The Emperor

Where did it happen?

Ratisbon

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Ratisbon

Event Date

June 26. O.S.

Key Persons

The Emperor

Outcome

protestants fear gradual expulsion from churches and schools in roman catholic states, leading to potential retirement from those areas.

Event Details

The Evangelical Body sent a new memorial to the Emperor, expressing that Protestant states are mortified by the failure to redress their religious grievances, which are increasing daily, violating imperial constitutions, and raising apprehensions of being turned out of churches and schools in Catholic states.

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