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The New Hampshire Gazette
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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Paris, January 26: Frequent councils held on foreign dispatches, possibly regarding peace negotiations involving neutral powers. Hopes for peace amid preparations for an intensified war, especially in Italy. English reportedly planning to send 14-15,000 troops to Germany.
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Councils are frequently held on the dispatches received from abroad, and are thought to be relative to a peace; and as several neutral powers seem to set about that work in earnest, we begin to hope it may be accomplished; if not, the war will rage with greater Fury; as some arrangements, especially concerning Italy, will greatly contribute thereto.--We already see preparations which leave us no doubt of the earnestness of the next campaign: The enemy, on their part, do not seem to be idle. The English talk of sending a reinforcement of fourteen or fifteen thousand men into Germany.
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Paris
Event Date
January 26
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hopes for peace accomplishment; potential for war to rage with greater fury if unsuccessful; preparations for earnest next campaign; english reinforcement of 14-15 thousand men to germany
Event Details
Frequent councils held on dispatches received from abroad, thought to relate to peace efforts by several neutral powers. If peace not achieved, war expected to intensify, with arrangements concerning Italy contributing. Preparations underway indicating earnestness of next campaign; enemy not idle; English discussing sending reinforcement of fourteen or fifteen thousand men into Germany.