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Disgrace of Count Sulkowsky at the Polish court
From Dresden details the abrupt dismissal of Count Sulkowsky by a king who ordered his minister to resign. The General Baudiffin and Baron de Lowendahl delivered the royal message, while Sulkowsky pleaded for mercy, requested leave to kiss the king’s hand, and was refused. The king affirmed no change in policy and preserved Sulkowsky’s pension.
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