Res Novae Diplomaticae
Res Novae Diplomaticae 1756 fuerunt reversio foederum diutinorum in Europa inter Bellum Successionis Austriacae et Bellum Septem Annorum. Austria, olim socius Britanniae, nunc socius Franciae, cum Prussia socius Britanniae facta est. Legatus diplomaticus maximi momenti fuit Princeps Kaunitz Austriacus. Hae res novae exemplum exponebant saltationis internationalis magnifica quadrilla appellatae, quae exemplar foederum constanter per saeculum duodevicensimum variorum constituebat. Pars erat conatuum ad aequilibrium potestatis Europaeum conservandum vel adeo evertendum.

Bellum Franco-Indianum

Notae

Bibliographia
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Bellum Septem Annorum
Civilitas
Res novae
1756