Global War News From Europe and Cities in 1757
Reports from Vienna Warsaw and Paris detail Russian troop movements and battles, Polish defense plans, and a push toward Silesia. Notes from Rome Berlin Naples and Utrecht cover ministerial disgrace, military posts, and local incidents including a fatal fire and a coroner's inquest.
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Holland
Petersourgh
Moscow
Vienna
Veta
Warsaw
Far
Apraxia
Brown
Bohemia
Poland
Yaar
Pomerania
Memel
Prussia
Coe Leipfich
Prufsie
Silesia
Naples
Spain
Felucca
Messina
Mountina
Meslina
Paris
de Machault
de’St. Florestin
Majesfly
Normandy
d’Argénson
Anjou
Marine
M. Rouille
Count de Bernis
M. de Paulney
Duke‘ de Belleiile
M.de Paulney
Rome
Grand Chamber
Regular Militia Proposed to Secure Nation's Liberties
London letters argue for a regular militia as essential to deter neighbors violations and to avoid costly standing armies. The plan claims a militia would shield treaties, reduce public expense, and defend liberty, with Parliament urged to consider it a measure of national prudence.
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Purnip Skipran
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Utrecht
Rhine
Gountey
James Hargraves
Polstead
Coupes
Cambridge
Alderman
Robert
Brifel
Monty
Corporation
William Basry
St. Peter
James Brown
Wigholas
Bork
Foses
Seyer
Misidett
Ashe
Hatcher Lane
Windsor Forest
Felo Dz
London
Admiralty
Toulon
Snell
Wan
Great Britain
Byng
Meir Inuffer
Admiral Byng
Madrid
France
Deal
Smith
Portmouth
Lord Harry -Powlett
Donge
Bigot
Genevive
St- Théitias
Havre
Count de Maurepas
Ostend
Dunkirk
Charming
Sally
William
Alice
I George