Resolved in Vienna to defend Emperor's rights
An unanimous resolution from Vienna dated March 22 1730 declares strict measures against foreigners to protect the Emperor and the Empire. Signed Froben Ferdinand Prince of Furstenberg.
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Newspaper
Historical Register
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Jan 01, 1730
Page
71
An unanimous resolution from Vienna dated March 22 1730 declares strict measures against foreigners to protect the Emperor and the Empire. Signed Froben Ferdinand Prince of Furstenberg.
The Court of Prussia reports a dispatch from London dated the 28th to Hanover acknowledging the king's declaration. It concerns the exchange of soldiers and subjects seized in reprisal and calls for a single, simultaneous exchange after ministers review the claims of those at Brunswick. The king shows moderation and desires an amicable end to the dispute, insisting on the restitution of subjects forced into service.
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