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in 1758. His elder son, Philip, became a lieutenant-general and a founder member of the military order of Maria
Theresa. The last of his line died childless in 1803. Philip was the fourth Earl of Browne in the
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and the
Prussian army overran the province. His careful employment of such resources as he possessed materially hindered the king in his conquest and gave time for Austria to collect a field army (see
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Browne's early career was helped by family and marital connections. His father and his father's brother, George (b. Limerick 1657 d. Pavia 1729, first Earl of Browne in the
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