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The English first had recourse to open force, by the capture of several merchantmen and two ships of the line, June 10, 1755, as reprisals. 44. The commercial and colonial interest had now risen to such a degree of importance, that remote wastes and islands became the occasion of a war, which necessarily spread over all quarters of the world, and the cost and issue of which no one could calculate. But the British navy was superior to the French even before the war, and the hopes to which this g...ave rise, were among the strongest incentives to it. England declares war against France, May 15, 1756. Successful at- tempts of the French against Minorca, and capture of Port Mahon by the Duke of Richelieu, June 29. 45. But at the commencement of this maritime war, the combinations against Prussia had advanced so far, that a war with Austria and her allies became inevitable. But as Austria gave up her connexion with England, and con- nected herself with France, the way seemed opened to an alliance between Prussia and England ; the more so, as George II.
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The English first had recourse to open force, by the capture of several merchantmen and two ships of the line, June 10, 1755, as reprisals. 44. The commercial and colonial interest had now risen to such a degree of importance, that remote wastes and islands became the occasion of a war, which necessarily spread over all quarters of the world, and the cost and issue of which no one could calculate. But the British navy was superior to the French even before the war, and the hopes to which this g...ave rise, were among the strongest incentives to it. England declares war against France, May 15, 1756. Successful at- tempts of the French against Minorca, and capture of Port Mahon by the Duke of Richelieu, June 29. 45. But at the commencement of this maritime war, the combinations against Prussia had advanced so far, that a war with Austria and her allies became inevitable. But as Austria gave up her connexion with England, and con- nected herself with France, the way seemed opened to an alliance between Prussia and England ; the more so, as George II.
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