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History of Friedrich II. of Prussia
Vol. XVIII. (of XXI.)

CHAPTER X
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Sprecher had to capitulate: Prisoners of War, we 17,000; our cannons, ammunitions (most opulent, including what we took from Bevern lately); these, we and Breslau altogether, alas, it is all yours again.

Liegnitz Garrison, seeing no hope, consented to withdraw on leave.

[26th December: _Helden-Geschichte,_ iv.

1016.] Schweidnitz cannot be besieged till Spring come: except Schweidnitz, Maria Theresa, the high Kaiserinn, has no foot of ground in Silesia, which she thought to be hers again.

Gone utterly, Patents and all; Schweidnitz alone waiting till spring.


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