Res Novae Diplomaticae

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.

• Bellum Franco-Indianum

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