Encyclopædia Americana
Encyclopædia Americana
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The king of Prussia therefore concluded, under British mediation (Oct 9, 1741), a secret treaty with the English ambassador (who was invested with authority, for this purpose, by the queen of Hungary), ac- .cording to which Lower Silesia was to be surrendered to Prussia. Soon aflcr (Oc- tober 26), Prague was conquered by the French and Bavarians, and the elector (November 19) was crowned king of Bo- hemia. He was likewise crownM empe- ror of Germany, at Frankfort, Feb. 12, 1742, ^d took the nam...e of Charles VIL But his troops were defeated near Schar- ding- ^Jan. 23, 1742), and the electorate occupied by Khevcnhiller, who gave up the land to be plundered by his army, and entered Munich Upon the same day upon which Charles 'was crowned emperor.
Frederic II, alarmed for Silesia, in conse- quence of die progress of the Austrians, put an end to the truce, pressed forward to Iglau, invaded Austria, and his hussars snr^ terror even to the gates of Vienna.
He was obliffed to retire, and Maria The- resa rejected his renewed proposals for peace; but the victory of Frederic at Chotusitz (May 17^ hastened the conclu- sion of t^e preliminaries of peace, at Bieslau (Juile 11, 1742).
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The king of Prussia therefore concluded, under British mediation (Oct 9, 1741), a secret treaty with the English ambassador (who was invested with authority, for this purpose, by the queen of Hungary), ac- .cording to which Lower Silesia was to be surrendered to Prussia. Soon aflcr (Oc- tober 26), Prague was conquered by the French and Bavarians, and the elector (November 19) was crowned king of Bo- hemia. He was likewise crownM empe- ror of Germany, at Frankfort, Feb. 12, 1742, ^d took the nam...e of Charles VIL But his troops were defeated near Schar- ding- ^Jan. 23, 1742), and the electorate occupied by Khevcnhiller, who gave up the land to be plundered by his army, and entered Munich Upon the same day upon which Charles 'was crowned emperor.
Frederic II, alarmed for Silesia, in conse- quence of die progress of the Austrians, put an end to the truce, pressed forward to Iglau, invaded Austria, and his hussars snr^ terror even to the gates of Vienna.
He was obliffed to retire, and Maria The- resa rejected his renewed proposals for peace; but the victory of Frederic at Chotusitz (May 17^ hastened the conclu- sion of t^e preliminaries of peace, at Bieslau (Juile 11, 1742).
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