| Index Entry | Bells, in Mogorich, used as signals of rebellion, taken by conquerors |
| Location | Mogorich |
| Citation | BNL.752.006 30 Jan 1752:11 (2588) Vienna, November 24. The rebels of Croatia have been disposed of the following manner: . . . Further, as an indelible blot, the towns of Pruono and Lovinatz, where the revolt first broke out, have forfeited their original names; Preono is to be called Peter, and Lovinatz St. Michael; the first is to teach them repentance, the latter loyalty; they are likewise, with the town of Mogorich, deprived of bells, for having used them as signals of rebellion. |
| Generic Title | Boston News Letter |
| Date | 1752.01.30 |
| Publisher | Draper, John |
| City, State | Boston, MA |
| Year | 1752 |
| Bibliography | B0009269 |