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Proclamation to Protestant Princes and Vienna Mandates
A London letter critiques Vienna for issuing harsh mandates against Protestant princes of the Empire amid the war with Prussia. It argues Russia's defeat at Dresden redeems Protestant unity and urges Danish and other princes to join the common cause. The writer praises Prussia's leadership and warns of imperial schemes to subjugate Protestant realms.
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Aulick Council
Brittannicus
Stanhope
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Tile of Wight
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St. James’s Square
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Dorser
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Plymouth
Hercules
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Rotterdam
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Unity
Nelson
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East India Company
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