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silesia

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Silesia is a historical region in Central Europe. Historical territories of Silesia include: Silesia , split between the Czech Republic, Germany, and Poland Lower Silesia , split between Germany and Poland Upper Silesia , split between the Czech Republic ...

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Silesia \Si*le"si*a\, n. A kind of linen cloth, originally made in Silesia, a province of Prussia. A twilled cotton fabric, used for dress linings.

Usage examples of silesia.

Germany, in the Prussian province of Silesia, on the left bank of the Oder, and on the Breslau and Beuthen railway, 27 m.

After this skirmish, the prince of Bevern, with the Prussian army under his command, retreated from Goerlitz to Rothen-berg, then passed the Queiss at Sygersdorff, from whence he marched to Buntzlau, in Silesia, and on the first of October reached Breslau, without suffering any loss, though the numerous army of the Austrians followed him for some days.

The king of Prussia having cleared all his part of Silesia, except the town of Schweidnitz, which he circumscribed with a blockade, sent detachments from his army cantoned in the neighbourhood of Breslau, to penetrate into the Austrian or southern part of Silesia, where they surprised Troppau and Jaggernsdorf, while he himself remained at Breslau, entertaining his officers with concerts of music.

The king of Prussia, being induced by a concurrence of motives to stop the progress of the Russians in Silesia, made his dispositions for retreating from Bohemia, and on the twenty-fifth day of July quitted the camp at Koningsgratz.

He visited all the posts which his troops possessed in Silesia, and gave the necessary orders for their security.

In the middle of Silesia, a region which is not as familiar to me as Koshnavia south of Konitz, the tank went into position and backed up, for purposes of camouflage, into a wooden shed which some Silesian glass blowers had filled with their products.

Its situation, close to the extensive coal and iron fields of Upper Silesia, in proximity to the Austrian and Russian frontiers, at the centre of a network of railways directly communicating both with these countries and with the chief towns of northern and central Germany, and on a deep waterway connecting with the Elbe and the Vistula, facilitates its very considerable transit and export trade in the products of the province and of the neighbouring countries.

She explained my idea to the cardinal, making him understand why Silesia was offended at having been conquered by the King of Prussia.

That was a fundamental rule of survival for the various pirates and rogue regimes of Silesia.

She read the sonnet over and over, and thought that the reproaches addressed by Silesia to Love were very just.

It was composed in praise of the King of Prussia, who had just conquered Silesia by a masterly stroke.

No one had officially suggested that the Andies might be contemplating making a move, however long-standing their ambitions in Silesia might have been, but he supposed it made sense for Zahn to consider the possibility very seriously.

I hope I'm wrong, but I think the Andies are about ready at last to push outright territorial demands on Silesia.

That's a much scarier possibility than some sort of tussle with the Andies over Silesia.

And you may have an opportunity to start doing it a bit sooner than you anticipated, as well, because we've been ordered to Silesia for antipiracy duties.