CHAPTER XI .-- SEVENTH CAMPAIGN OPENS.
Freidrich's plan of Campaign is settled long since: Recapture Schweidnitz; clear Silesia of the enemy; Silesia and all our own Dominions clear, we can then stand fencible against the Austrian perseverances.

Peace, one day, they must grant us.

The general tide of European things is changed by these occurrences in Petersburg and London.

Peace is evidently near.

France and England are again beginning to negotiate; no Pitt now to be rigorous.