| Index Entry |
Ball, in Prussia, at court, ruse of King of Prussia to cover troop movements
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| Location |
Prussia
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| Citation |
PG-P.756.119
9 Dec 1756:22 (1459)
London. . . October 5. . . It is said, that the night before
his Prussian Majesty set out on his present grand
expedition, there were not the least suspicion of which his
intentions. There was a ball at court and every thing
corresponded with the name of his palace, and appeared as
sans souci as could be. At the conclusion of the ball, his
Majesty asked Mr. Mitchell, our Ambassador, what time he got
up in a morning, and whether he could breakfast with him by
four o'clock that morning? Mr. Mitchell failed not to wait
upon his Majesty at the hour appointed; . . .
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| Generic Title |
Pennsylvania Gazette-Philadelphia
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| Date |
1756.12.09
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| Publisher |
Franklin, B., and D. Hall
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| City, State |
Philadelphia, PA
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| Year |
1756
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| Bibliography |
B0036195
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