text_original: Again defeat obliged Maria Theresa to listen to the unwelcome advice, and the Treaty of Breslau (June 11, 1742) confirmed on more solid grounds, and with even larger concessions, the truce of Klein Schnellendorf. From this time onwards, though with constantly vary  ing success, the antagonists were fairly matched. For the withdrawal of Frederick had given a more simple character to the war.
text_transcription: AGAIN DEFEAT OBLIGED MARIA THERESA TO LISTEN TO THE UNWELCOME ADVICE AND THE TREATY OF BRESLAUGH JUNE ELEVENTH SEVENTEEN FORTY TWO CONFIRMED ON MORE SOLID GROUNDS AND WITH EVEN LARGER CONCESSIONS THE TRUCE OF KLEIN SCHNEEL ANDORF FROM THIS TIME ONWARDS THOUGH WITH CONSTANTLY VARYING SUCCESS THE ANTAGONISTS WERE FAIRLY MATCHED FOR THE WITHDRAWAL OF FREDERICK HAD GIVEN A MORE SIMPLE CHARACTER TO THE WAR
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