Europe in Crisis as Austria and France Rearm Polish War
The author debates European power politics with focus on Austria, Prussia, Britain, and the Vatican’s influence. He argues on the shifting balance between Vienna, Paris, Berlin, and London, noting the Protestant and Catholic factions, the Ratisbon Diet, and English public mood. He cautions that parliaments must act independently as wars unfold in Germany and through the empire.
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Great Britain
Germany
House of Austria
Westphalia
France
Austria
Bourbon
Europe
London
Berlin
Vienna
Verailles
House of Hanover
Biddenburgh
Prussia
Mafey
Rajibon
Popath Party
Ratisbon
Aulic
House of
Silesia
Rufsia
Denmark
Senate
Sweden
Austra
Brandenburgh
Cyclops
Ulysses
Brito
Seamen Avoid Press Gang Amid Ill Treatment Claims
Reports describe numerous sailors hiding from press gangs, citing brutal officer conduct. A farmer near London lost 30 harvesters to a press attempt at 19:00, delaying reemployment for over a week, with many others sharing similar complaints.
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London
Fire ruins thirty houses in a Danish suburb
A fire in a Dutch suburb consumed thirty houses overnight, despite troops’ efforts. several persons perished in the flames, as reported from Christiania in mid November. Other dispatches note the Long Diet adjournment to January 1762, ecclesiastical and noble factions clashing over continuance. Reports from Erfurt and Lusatia describe Austrian movements and preparations for potential operations before winter. A Breslau convoy brings confirmation of roving detachments seizing boats with corn and meal on the Oder.
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Holland
Christiania
Stockholm
Erfurth
Thuringia
Lusatia
Beck
Ques
Neiffa
Laudohn
Landthut
Schweidnitz
Drrive
Breslau
Count Czernichel
Oder
Silesia
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John Dorrien
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Lisbon
Earl Tulney
John Co LE
Benjamin Gifford
John Cole
Via
High Court of Chancery
Thomas Harris
Said
Lincoln's Inn
Thomas Hawes
Bentley Church-house
Dodnath
Falstoffs
Bentley
Bentley Church House
Ipswich
Suffalr
Francis
John L Gran
Walmyre
Croft
County of York
Darlington
Lancelot Milburn
Wisbech
Isle’ of Ely
John Sampson
Dagenhary
Essex
William Robinson
Isaac Vincent
Bath and Tunbridge
Newbery’s
St. Piug's
J. Newbery
St. Paul's Church-yard
M. Bailey
Cockspur-street
St. James's
Haymarket
W. Roberts
Janeway’s Coffee-house
Royal Exchange
Humanus
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John Wilkie
St. Paul's Churchyard