Prussian Siege and Hungary Queen's Stand in Silesia
The King of Prussia orders Col Borck to take a trumpeter to Neisse. Bombardment begins, town capitulates next day with unknown terms. Queen of Hungary rejects full cession of Silesia but seeks renewed friendship with Prussia under conditions. Letters reveal imperial alliances with Vienna, Russia, and maritime powers, and critique Prussia's invasion as a breach of the Pragmatic Sanction.
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Silesis
Col
Borck
Neils
Prussia
Hungary
Count de Gotter
House of Austria
Germany
Vienna
Russia
Duke of Lorrain
Kircheysen
Jook
Silesia
Duke of
Lorrain
Count de Gorter
Carrie
Fata
Auftcia
Europe
Feave
Prufian
Rane
Seleg
Ucredit
Count of
Ostein
Ferdinand Hd
Profita
Marquess de Botta
Christendom
Alice
Olmutz
Moravia
Brown Hag
Glatz
Prague
Bohemia
N. S
Warth
Kronick
Port-Royal
Chaloner Ogle
Amperdam
Algiers
Trail
Lyon
Morten
Leghorn
Marseilles
Thoulon
George
Fick
His Majesty
His Majesty’s Armiza, Gorge Tems Rep Xe On Toestay Mr. Maysard,and Mr. Gray
Jamaica
Porsimonth
Fenpforrhwich
Haddyck
Meagar
Urescht
Hondon
Havana
Carthy
Shar
France
Ogd
Howl of Commons
Admiralty
Rakany
Passine Flecter
London Gazette
Berlin
Redpot
Kalkenftein
Vicona
M.demeradr
Eerlin
Sulefia
Profia Nealeaving
Noile
Uraffiana
Prapec
Silehate
Martial Count Schwerinvander