War diplomacy on Europe and Hanover in the Edinburgh Chronicle
The piece discusses the shifting alliances among France Austria Prussia and Russia, the balance of power in Europe, and the fate of Hanover under changing German dominions. It argues against a British retreat from Prussia and analyzes consequences for peace and Protestant interests.
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Hungary
Prussia
France
Proffia
Austria
Westphalia
Silesia
House of Brandenburg
Peter the Great
Empire
Great Britain
Europe
Hanover
Essay on the necessity of peace in imperial strategy
The author questions a public essay arguing for peace and urges maintaining conquests and strong defenses. He rebuts calls to restore conquests, notes French aggression and past defeats, and argues that economic and strategic interests require firmness, with distrust of Spain Holland and other powers and a focus on maintaining trade and security.
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Iid
Admiralty report on East Indies actions 1758 59
London Gazette Extraordinary notes from Vice Admiral Pocock on sea and land operations in the East Indies from March 24 1758 to April 19 1759. It records two sea engagements in 1758, Dutch and French loss reports, British casualties, and court martial results for Captains Vincent Legge Brereton.
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Admiralty Office
Latham
Tyger
Portsmouth
East -India Company
Admiral Watson
Pocock
East Indies
Phaving
Stevens
Somerset
Van
Kempenfelt
Harrison
Yarmouth
Madrass
Nicholas Vincent
Weymouth
George Legge
Newcastle
William Brereton
Cumberland
Com
Martin
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