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Defence of the Post Offices case by Aron Gemmingen
Aron Gemmingen delivers to the Imperial ministers a printed defense of Brunswick-Lunenburg post offices arguing against the Prince de Taxis and the Aulick Council. The letter criticizes Vienna’s influence, praises imperial authority, and warns of despotism if the Empire allies with France. Reports from London note Franconia and Bavaria urging Vienna and Versailles to address Saxon magazines, troop quarters, and wartime conduct, with hostages sent and various military and naval items described.
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Ferdinand
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