Frontiers and Cherokee Threats Spark Provincial Alarm
A lengthy report notes Native incursions feared to disrupt settlers between Savannah and the studied rivers. Cherokee raids prompt calls for swift action as fortifications at Fort Prince George and Fort Loudoun are strengthened and soldiers readied. Dispatches to Gen. Stanwix and colonial governors are reported as authorities pledge vigorous measures.
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George
Ian
Eowee
Salady
Yrontier
Savannah
Sdtudy
John Stuart
Fort Prince George
Loudoun
Augusta
Eit Plate
Ellis
Bosomworth
Mail from Holland and Vienna dispatches from 1760s war reports
Novels of war news from London papers recount Polish and German campaigns. Vienna sources report Count Kin ki bringing word of near Dresden and winter quarters, while Prussia and Saxony armies maneuver amid reinforcements and bad weather. The era notes galleys laden with provisions ordered to remain and duties on frontier incursions by irregular Russian forces.
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Rus St A. Petersourg
Cottht Ellerhafi
Vienna
Cronstadi
de ‘Kin ‘Ki
M'Daun
Heinitz
Dresden
Henry of Proffin
Prussia
Brendesburg
Oder Jin
Poland
Ilesia
Francfort
Saxony
Empire
Roth
Sthomburg
Wildeaf
Cie
Liege
Ogr
Frante
Rhine
Clives
Paris
Opera Hay
Toplon
Levant
Commodore
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The
Edinburgh! Chronicle
Ryso
Stuart
Fort Loudoun
Holland
London Papers