Siege and maneuvers across Silesia and Pomerania in 18th century war
From Spantekow to Schweidnitz reports detail encampments behind the Lyker, preparations for a decisive action, and Russian Swedish pressure on Colberg. Vienna notes Laudohn losses, Daun’s siege positions, and King Prussia’s maneuvers. Reports describe Wirtemberg movements, Halle occupation, Elbe crossing, and Brabant camp updates with troop dispositions and expected relief efforts.
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Spantekow
Lyker
Stetting
Pomerania
Colberg
Russia
Sweden
Heyden
Vienna
Laudohn
Striegau
Schweidnitz
Marshal Daun
Prussia
Breslau
Brieg
Bruffels
Steinau
Lower Silesia
Glogau
Hernstadt
Fraustade
Poland
Goltze
Prince Henry
Lower
Lusatia
Electorate of Saxony
Pofleffien
Dresden
Leubus
Silesia
Liffa
Canth
Lignitz
Altena
Thuringia
Wirtemberg
Mulhausen
Sangershausen
Erfurth
Luckzinsky
Halle
Halberstadt
Elbe
Belgern
Schilde
Brunswick
Warburgh
Wolffhagen
Ferdinand
Corbecke
Mundenhagen
Buhne
Marquis of Granby
Burcholds
Breindenbach
Sporcken
Stadtberg
Hohenstein
Hall
Hague
Yorke
Batavia
Clive
Port News Update on Ships in Downs
Ports report a deal and a setback as the Nostra Signora De la Conception and Puick fail for St. Sebastian's, remaining in the Downs with the ships as before. Winds shift to a pleasant gale from the east-northeast.
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Deal
Set. Ir
Nostra Signora de la Conception
Independence through colonial means reshapes British power
London argues for self sufficiency by using colonial and Baltic resources to cut two million pounds in yearly imports. It claims stronger domestic industry, reduced bullion outflow, and greater national labor while expanding colonies and economic strength. It links population growth to available means of existence and permanent state strength.
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France
East Country
North America
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