Fragmented Vienna Letter on War Powers and British Strategy
A Vienna letter warns that the Queen’s affairs are not yet desperate but hinge on Europe’s shifting balance. It notes Austria, Russia, France, Spain, and Britain risk entangling alliances, while Britain weighs whether to defend Flanders or risk a broader war as fleets and troops concentrate in Germany. The piece includes political maneuvering, court notices, and military recruitment details from London.
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Russia
Sardinia
France
Italy
Prussia
Saxony
Germany
Spain
England
Holland
Flanders
Corts
House of
Austria
House of Austra
Pth
Britain
Robert Henley
Atl Law
Anthony
House of Lands
Thomas Browne
Lancater Herald
Cheyne- Row
Chelsea
Middlesex
Lady Berners
John ‘Knyvert
Attiwellthorpe
Norfolk
Bath
Mary
Thomas Pedingfeld
Darsham
Sufolk
Kat
Court of Common Pleas
Renners
Thomas Knyvert
John ‘Harris
London
Richard Bokenham
Weston-Mercate
Suffolk
Ely
Wilson
House of Peers
Duke of Richmond
Earl of Dunmore
House of Austria
Great Britain
Prince of Wales
House of Lords
Leicester-Houk
St. James's
Dover
Sisips
Sodor and Man
Westminster Abbey
Hutton
Lords of the Treasury
Winnington
Yarmouth and
Lynn
Cornwallis
Treasury
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Anne Venner
George Venner
Tyburn Road
Shugborough
Newington
St. Paul’s
Brownsword
Budge-Row
Kerrington
Thomas Frankland
Eltham
Johm Manly
South-Sea Company
Howse
College-Hill
Smith
Frognall
Dorset
Bengal
Court
Cefar
St.Helens
Bencoblen
East-India Company
India
Plymouth
Feveliam
Hendon
James Williams
Southwark
Thomas Baynton
Elizabeth Ball
Kent Street
Singer
Whiting