The Visitor Number XXII explores virtue over wealth
A sectarian tale shows Magiscatzin abandoning greed to aid a starving widow and orphans. The moral centers on benevolence over riches, with the priest urging inner happiness through virtue. Epigram and letters follow, urging fidelity to public duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magiscatzin
Happines
Magicatzin
Talock
Alibudah
Cheerfulnes
Clarlacan
Curdiffan
Jeauty
Zacathlan
Maxima
Flagg
Prussian Army Movements and Allied Actions Report
Mails from Holland arrive as Prussian forces move from Radeberg toward Elbe defenses. Daun and Lafey clash, Saxon horse flee, Prussian hussars seize booty and prisoners. Updates from Uckernan Marche and Stettin note Skirmishes, with Forcade blocking Ruffians near Stargard. Broglio and Ferdinand of Brunswick involve in Franconia and Hesse as sieges and marches unfold. Local reports mention Laudohn's success against Fouquet near Landshut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Radeberg
Elb
Zabel
Tribfch
Meiffen
Proschwitz
Daun
Reichenberg
Light Horse
Uhlans
Great-Doberitz
Lafcy
Brentano
Bernstorff
Promnitz
Warafdins
Hussars
Marshal Daun
Count Lafey
Uckerane Marche
Pomerania
Tottleben
Forcade
Stargard
Pyritz
Stettin
Ortleben
Prince Henry
Landsberg
Wartha
Francfort
Oder
Cuftrin
Goltze
Brandenburgh
Silesia
Lusatia
Saxony
Hamburgh
Glatz
Tfehoppau
Prince of
Zwickau
Stolberg
Neukirchen
Augustburgh
Prince of Stolberg
Chemnitz
Kleefeld
Glaucia
Luzinski
Romchild
Franconia
Masi
Saalfeld
Eisfeld
Ilmenau
Henneberg
Birchoftheim
Fladungen
Leipfick
Eulenborgh
Hesfia
Quintus Cecilius
Wurtzen
Torgau
Salonmon
Zeitz
Naumburgh
Osterfelden
Frauen-Preifnitz
Hefe Cafel
Ferdinand of Brunswick
Fritzlar
Ziegenhayn
Marshal Broglio
Fune
Friedberg
Hungen
Grumberg
Dillenburgh
Nuis
Bruffls
Fanezo
Count de‘Cobenzel
Austrian Netherlands
Estaffel
Dresden
Laudohn
Count Daun
Landshut
Fouquet
Gaibel
M. Fouquet
Amsterdam
Funé
Portugal
Alentejo
Hague
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canoprp, Esq
Pope
Selima
J. S
Plymouth
Murray
Quebec
England
Enja
Wotfe
Abram
V.N
Holland
Flanders
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