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Richmond, Williamsburg, Richmond County, Virginia
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Letter from Vienna, Feb 28: Austrian troops march urgently to Turkish borders after Ottoman Grand Seignior's death, benefiting Austria. Turks, facing war with Emperor and Russia, expected to restore seized provinces; Emperor demands this before truce renewal. War-prone Sultan prompts Austrian defensive preparations.
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We find the greatest Part of our Troops are marching, with the utmost Expedition, towards the Turkish Frontiers. The Death of the Grand Seignior seems to be very advantageous to the House of Austria; for, as it will be impossible for the Turks to maintain a War against the Emperor and Russia, they will be obliged to restore to the Emperor all the Provinces that have been wrested from the House of Austria in former Wars, and we are informed that the Emperor is resolved not to renew the Truce until all these Provinces are restored. But, as the present Sultan is known to have an uncommon Inclination for War, our Court has taken the Precaution to put their Troops and Fortresses in the best Situation.
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Turkish Frontiers
Event Date
February 28
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turks obliged to restore provinces to emperor; emperor resolved not to renew truce until restoration
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Austrian troops marching with utmost expedition towards Turkish frontiers. Death of Grand Seignior advantageous to House of Austria as Turks cannot maintain war against Emperor and Russia. Turks to restore provinces wrested in former wars. Present Sultan has inclination for war, so Austrian court prepares troops and fortresses.