Treaty extends to fifteen years and Vienna aims at balance
From Stockholm and The Hague reports note the Denmark treaty lengthened to fifteen years while Imperial Minister Count Kaunitz or Helberstein engages with Vienna to curb Allied momentum. A war council in the Rhine area weighs further measures as European balance remains critical amid shifting alliances.
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