King of Prussia's consort crowned amid bold reforms
Dispatches from Hamburg report the King of Prussia placed the crown on his queen, signaling swift justice and mercy across his realms. He orders courts to favor merit over purchase, while troops are readied for Gibraltar and Mahon. Essays on naval gains and enemy prizes accompany news of encampments at Hounslow and preparations for grand expeditions.
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