When was it published?

February 13, 1752 in The Virginia Gazette

Foreign News February 13, 1752

The Virginia Gazette

Q: What sub-type of article is it?

Political, Diplomatic, Royal Event

Q: What keywords are associated?

Hanover Ministry, King Of Romans Election, Electoral College, Berlin Court, Manheim Court, Imperial States Letter

Richmond, Williamsburg, Richmond County, Virginia

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What is this article about?

Reports from Hanover indicate that the Ministry is working to prepare for the election of a King of the Romans, planning to propose it to the Electoral College when favorable, while addressing obstacles by influencing the courts of Berlin and Manheim. A letter to the Empire's states will emphasize the necessity of the election.

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LONDON, October 22. They write from Hanover, that their Ministry are labouring hard to prepare Matters for the Election of a King of the Romans; that the Affair is to be proposed to the Electoral College as soon as the Conjuncture shall appear favourable; and in the mean while, they will set themselves to the removing of all Obstacles that may retard this important Work; for which Purpose they are to use their utmost Skill in tampering with the Courts of Berlin and Manheim. The Proposition to the Electoral College will be accompanied with a Letter addressed to all the States of the Empire, setting forth in the strongest and clearest Terms the absolute Necessity of proceeding to this Election.

What sub-type of article is it?

Political Diplomatic Royal Event

What keywords are associated?

Hanover Ministry King Of Romans Election Electoral College Berlin Court Manheim Court Imperial States Letter

Where did it happen?

Hanover

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Hanover

Event Details

Their Ministry are labouring hard to prepare Matters for the Election of a King of the Romans; that the Affair is to be proposed to the Electoral College as soon as the Conjuncture shall appear favourable; and in the mean while, they will set themselves to the removing of all Obstacles that may retard this important Work; for which Purpose they are to use their utmost Skill in tampering with the Courts of Berlin and Manheim. The Proposition to the Electoral College will be accompanied with a Letter addressed to all the States of the Empire, setting forth in the strongest and clearest Terms the absolute Necessity of proceeding to this Election.