Minden And the Seven Years War
Minden And the Seven Years War
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Corbett, in his brilliant review of Naval Strategy in " England in the Seven Years' War ", says that to accept the above famous dictum is to misconceive Pitt's policy, and that he used it when he had won all that for which he wished, and when he was protesting against the Government of King George the Third for their desertion of England's ally, Frederick the Great. The military historian J, W. Fortescue takes the larger view, that Pitt spoke half the truth, and that, in effect, not only Canada..., and America, but also the East and the West Indies, in other words, the British Empire was won in Germany. This is the general verdict of posterity, a verdict which is not lessened by the difference of opinion amongst students and experts, as to the precise policy and means by which it was obtained. 30 MINDEN AND THE SEVEN YEARS' WAR CHAPTER VI. THE CAMPAIGN OF 1760: WARBURG. It was not until the middle of January, 1760, that the Allies were allowed to retire to their winter-quarters. Osnabriick (or, Osnaburg) was assigned to the British, and in that district they remained until May 12th, when they were concentrated at Paderborn under the command of the Marquis of Granby.
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Corbett, in his brilliant review of Naval Strategy in " England in the Seven Years' War ", says that to accept the above famous dictum is to misconceive Pitt's policy, and that he used it when he had won all that for which he wished, and when he was protesting against the Government of King George the Third for their desertion of England's ally, Frederick the Great. The military historian J, W. Fortescue takes the larger view, that Pitt spoke half the truth, and that, in effect, not only Canada..., and America, but also the East and the West Indies, in other words, the British Empire was won in Germany. This is the general verdict of posterity, a verdict which is not lessened by the difference of opinion amongst students and experts, as to the precise policy and means by which it was obtained. 30 MINDEN AND THE SEVEN YEARS' WAR CHAPTER VI. THE CAMPAIGN OF 1760: WARBURG. It was not until the middle of January, 1760, that the Allies were allowed to retire to their winter-quarters. Osnabriick (or, Osnaburg) was assigned to the British, and in that district they remained until May 12th, when they were concentrated at Paderborn under the command of the Marquis of Granby.
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