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Res Novae Diplomaticae

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Societates novae quae ex Rebus Novis Diplomaticis ortae sunt.

Res Novae Diplomaticae 1756 fuerunt reversio foederum diutinorum in Europa inter Bellum Successionis Austriacae et Bellum Septem Annorum.[1] Austria, olim socius Britanniae, nunc socius Franciae, cum Prussia socius Britanniae facta est.[2] Legatus diplomaticus maximi momenti fuit Princeps Kaunitz Austriacus.[3] 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.

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Notae

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  1. ↑ Horn 1957:449–64.
  2. ↑ Black 1990.
  3. ↑ Szabo 1979.

Bibliographia

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  • Black, Jeremy. 1990. Essay and Reflection: On the 'Old System' and the Diplomatic Revolution' of the Eighteenth Century. International History Review 12(2):301–323. JSTOR.
  • Coffin, Judith G., et Robert C. Stacy. 2005. Western Civilizations 2:568–570.
  • Cooper, Kirsten. 2012. A Rivalry Ended? France and Austria during the Diplomatic Revolution and Seven Years War, 1756–1758. PhD. diss., Emory University Textus interretialis.[nexus deficit]
  • Horn, D. B. 1957. The Diplomatic Revolution. The New Cambridge Modern History, vol. 7, The Old Regime: 1713–63, ed. J. O. Lindary, 449–464.
  • Ingrao, Charles W. 2000. The Habsburg Monarchy. Cantabrigiae: Cambridge University Press.
  • Schweizer, Karl W. 1991. War, Politics, and Diplomacy: The Anglo-Prussian Alliance, 1756–1763. University Press of America.
  • Szabo, Franz A. J. 1979. Prince Kaunitz and the Balance of Power. International History Review 1(3):399–408. JSTOR.
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