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Foreign News March 14, 1745

The Virginia Gazette

Richmond, Williamsburg, Richmond County, Virginia

What is this article about?

Advice indicates the King of Poland, Elector of Saxony, plans to send 20,000 troops to the Queen of Hungary, joined by Hungarian insurgents, for a Silesian invasion. In return, she may cede Moravian districts, but doubts exist as Austrians and Saxons enter winter quarters, with possible Prussian indemnification instead.

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We have Advice from very good Hands, that the King of Poland, Elector of Saxony, is going to furnish another Body of 20,000 Men to the Queen of Hungary, which with a more considerable Number of Hungarian Insurgents, will make an Invasion into Silesia. Her Majesty, in return for the great Services she has receiv'd from his Polish Majesty, will cede to him certain Districts in Moravia. Nevertheless, many People doubt whether the Queen will cede any Part of her hereditary Countries to the House of Saxony, because it is much more probable, that he had rather see that House indemnified at the Expense of the King of Prussia; and as for the Invasion of Silesia, Seeing the Austrians and Saxons are actually going into Winter Quarters, it will be time enough to think of it next Spring.

What sub-type of article is it?

War Report Diplomatic Military Campaign

What keywords are associated?

King Of Poland Troops Queen Of Hungary Silesia Invasion Moravia Districts Winter Quarters King Of Prussia

What entities or persons were involved?

King Of Poland Elector Of Saxony Queen Of Hungary King Of Prussia

Where did it happen?

Silesia

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Silesia

Key Persons

King Of Poland Elector Of Saxony Queen Of Hungary King Of Prussia

Outcome

potential cession of moravian districts to saxony or indemnification at prussia's expense; invasion delayed to next spring due to winter quarters.

Event Details

The King of Poland plans to furnish 20,000 men to the Queen of Hungary, combining with Hungarian insurgents for an invasion of Silesia. In return for services, she may cede certain districts in Moravia to him. Doubts persist on ceding hereditary lands, favoring Prussian indemnification instead. Austrians and Saxons entering winter quarters postpone invasion to spring.

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