Pragmatic Sanction and Prussian rights in Silesia
In Ratysbon and Berlin a detailed memorandum argues the Pragmatic Sanction binds guarantor powers to uphold the Austria-led succession and opposes Prussian pretensions in Silesia. The document distinguishes private royal rights from the general alliance, while a stern Prussian royal letter rebuts Vienna’s claims and asserts a desire for friendship with neighboring states.
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