William Pitt and the Great War

by J. Holland Rose

[201] Sir James Murray, our envoy at Frankfurt, was assured on 1st February that 138,419 Austrians were ready for the campaign.

[202] B.M. Add. MSS., 34448.

[203] See Martens, v, 530–5, for the Russo-Prussian treaty of 13th July 1793.

[204] Murray to Grenville, 19th January 1793; see "Pitt and Napoleon Miscellanies," which also contain the new letters of Burke referred to above.

[205] Vivenot, ii, 498–506.

[206] Martens, v, 438–42.

[207] Hon. J. W. Fortescue, "Hist. of the British Army," iv, 77–83.

[208] Pretyman MSS.

[209] Chevening MSS.

[210] Murray reported to Grenville on 10th and 18th February that the Allies at Frankfurt were disturbed by news of the negotiation with Dumouriez. See too, Vivenot, ii, 489.