- see page 429. ....by his son. II. Joseph, a
German physician....born at
Rastadt, Dec. 23, 1771.... This article incorporates text from a
publication now...
- The
Treaty of
Rastatt was a
peace treaty between France and
Austria that was
concluded on 7
March 1714 in the
Baden city of
Rastatt to end the War of the...
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including to
Lille to
negotiate with Lord
Malmesbury in
October 1797 and to
Rastadt in 1799 to
negotiate with the congress.
Negotiations at the
latter went...
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Joseph Frank (23
December 1771, in
Rastadt – 18
December 1842, in Como) was a
German physician. He was the son of
physician Johann Peter Frank. He ****isted...
- The
Battle of
Rastatt (5 July 1796) saw part of a
Republican French army
under Jean
Victor Marie Moreau clash with
elements of the
Habsburg army under...
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central Saskatchewan. In the 1890s,
twelve Catholic families established Rastadt-Dorf, and
another twenty-one
settled Katherinetal.
Additional settlements...
- in
Argentina came from the
Black Sea
colonies München, Speier/Speyer,
Rastadt, Landau, Rohrbach, Manheim, Karlsruhe, Kandel, etc. They settled, mainly...
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Prussians and
Russians under Prince Blücher,
crossed the
Rhine between Rastadt and
Koblenz on 1
January 1814. At the same time
Wellington invaded France...
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allied forces. In 1714, the war
ended with the
treaties of
Utrecht and
Rastadt.
France did not lose any territory, and
there was no
discussion of returning...
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Verluste der
deutschen Reichsstände. (On the
occasion of the
congress of
Rastadt, 1798) Der
Minister Graf von
Montgelas (1814)
Geschichte der
Jesuiten in...
