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Patient English
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Sussex, England
Dec 2000 time: 05:14
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Waku has sent me 1665 again! I have written to you all suggesting we play on from Henriks 1666 save. I have therefore moved, the AI has played the Spanish (without doing any major diplomatic moves as far as I can see.
General Sir George Monk writes...
London, 1666
The Plague stalks London! Most that can afford it have left for the country before now. I only quit my offices in Whitehall yesterday.
From my coaching inn window, I can see large orange flames rising above the stricken city. At first it looked like a simple fire – now it appears to be spreading out of control.
Aside from our domestic problems, the year has been one of quiet progress in agriculture and trade. Even the French have gone quiet. I don’t like it….
Geo.
Attachment: 1666-englishmoved.zip
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Last edited by Patient English on 12-06-2001 at 14:56
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Patient English
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Sussex, England
Dec 2000 time: 05:14
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Bad luck, Waku.
General Sir George Monk writes...
Portsmouth, 1667
London is still only barely inhabitable after the conflagration they are already calling The Great Fire. I have moved my offices to Portsmouth while my new headquarters are being built in the White Hall.
Good news from the colonies: They are already gaining better harvests now our Iroquois allies are showing our people how to cultivate native crops in New England.
At last, peace with Huron. Those savages have seen the futility of waging war on behalf of their paymasters the French, and have retired to their own villages.
A Raiding Party - from some tribe not heretofore encountered - was destroyed beyond the Charles Town stockade by a small expeditionary force. All told, conditions are much improved for farming in New England...
Little activity in the French War. Our Naval building goes on apace - as I'm sure theirs does. It can only be a matter of time before there is a terrible clash. Of course, there is no doubt who the victors will be...
The King is well, although much given to mistresses. The latest is a charming creature called Miss Gwen. Common, of course, but I can see why the Royal Eye was drawn to her!
Geo.
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