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Subject: [ports-jp 41236] The Medical Opportunities
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Now in these circumstances the Austrian Court, who at this time (1685) grea=
tly needed the Elector's help against Turks and others, and found him very =
urgent about these Silesian Duchies of his, fell upon what I must call a ve=
ry extraordinary shift for getting rid of the Silesian question. "Serene Hi=
ghness," said they, by their Ambassador at Berlin, "to end these troublesom=
e talks, and to liquidate all claims, admissible and inadmissible, about Si=
lesia, the Imperial Majesty will give you an actual bit of Territory, valua=
ble, though not so large as you expected!" The Elector listens with both ea=
rs: What Territory, then? The "Circle of Schwiebus," hanging on the northwe=
stern edge of Silesia, contiguous to the Elector's own Dominions in these F=
rankfurt-on-Oder regions: this the generous Imperial Majesty proposes to gi=
ve in fee-simple to Friedrich Wilhelm, and so to end the matter. Truly a mo=
st small patch of Territory in comparison; not bigger than an English Rutla=
ndshire, to say nothing of soil and climate! But

