War News From Courland and Lusatia Hesitate
Reports from Courland describe large Russian artillery trains and Prussian plans to attack. Austrian forces ramp their movements near Lusatia as Bohemia villagers flee frontiers and Prussia orders troops toward Hirshfeld. Steady oversight of provisions and forest fortifications accompanies news of evolving Balkan and Saxon troop positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ie Tivous
Courland
Encaltis Fionear
Memel
Petersburgh
Lelwald Raving
Couram
Rafahs
Dwina
Dresden
Lusatia
Bohemia
Saxony
Prussia
Warng
Arzi
Inichfelde
Zittau
Bevern
Liege
Anfierdan
Fae S
Eni
Jue
Ata
Eresthan
Liberty of the Press in the War Debate and Foreign News
In London debate the liberty of the press is blamed for the war yet questioned whether it caused it or exposed policy. The piece argues press freedom influenced naval matters in Nova Scotia and anger over ministerial choices, while detailing foreign dispatches from Dantzick and Konigsberg. Reports include Poland, Russia, Prussia, Denmark, Vienna, Versailles, and Dutch relations, with notes on naval dispatches, pardons, and potential cartel talks. The item blends domestic press critique with broad European intelligence and military movements.
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Nova Scotia
North America
Oso ‘Company
Robe
Lord
America
Byng
France
Tine
Dantzick
Poland
Russia
Prussia
Danizick
Council of Regency
Konigsberg
Denmark
Holland
M. van Haaren
Brussels
Vienna
Versailles
Netherlands
Germany
Flanders
Refanfon
Franche
Paris
Damien
Dous
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Flollannia
Dantgsek
Teherde
Patsy Marth
Naples
Tw Sicilies
Prelacn Co
Lorke
Tan
Scote
Edinburgh
London
Acca
Minorca
Satetus