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War was not an instrument of foreign policy with Frederick William I. He used his army just twice : once when Sweden touched his avarice by refusing to make a payment due to Prussia ; and the second time when he became involved in the ...
War was not an instrument of foreign policy with Frederick William I. He used his army just twice : once when Sweden touched his avarice by refusing to make a payment due to Prussia ; and the second time when he became involved in the ...
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Prussia was practically isolated and , since Frederick was forced to wage a purely defensive war , her position became desperate . The French government now became cool in its relations with Frederick , while Bavaria made peace with ...
Prussia was practically isolated and , since Frederick was forced to wage a purely defensive war , her position became desperate . The French government now became cool in its relations with Frederick , while Bavaria made peace with ...
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... 141 570-575 , 594-598 Frankfort , Parliament and Treaty of , reforms in Revolutionary period , 528614 , 659 , 661 , 677 533 Franklin , Benjamin , 372 religious wars , 59 , 97-106 Frederick I ( king of Denmark and NorRevolution ( see ...
... 141 570-575 , 594-598 Frankfort , Parliament and Treaty of , reforms in Revolutionary period , 528614 , 659 , 661 , 677 533 Franklin , Benjamin , 372 religious wars , 59 , 97-106 Frederick I ( king of Denmark and NorRevolution ( see ...
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