Foreign Intelligence in London and Baltic War Hopes
Letters from London report Britain aims to strike a powerful blow in the Baltic next summer. The French court seeks to push the war with renewed vigor, with Soubise commanding 70,000 troops in Germany and a large national loan approved. Vienna and Berlin discuss indemnities and territorial adjustments as peace prospects fade.
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