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The Asam brothers build at their own expense the tiny and brilliant baroque church of St John Nepomuk, attached to their own house in Munich       
1740
 
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Frederick II, inheriting the throne in Prussia, establishes a cultured and musical court      
1740
 
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Frederick II, the king of Prussia, invades the neighbouring Habsburg province of Silesia, launching the War of the Austrian Succession        
1741
 
    
J.S. Bach publishes his set of Goldberg Variations, supposedly written for performance by the young harpsichordist Johann Gottlieb Goldberg       
1742
 
   
An Austrian army captures the Bavarian capital city, Munich      
1743
 
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George II leads a British army to victory over the French at Dettingen      
1744
 
   
J.S. Bach publishes another set of 24 Preludes and Fugues, as an addition to his previous Well-Tempered Clavier      
1745
 
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The principle of the Leyden jar is discovered by an amateur German physicist, Ewald Georg von Kleist, dean of the cathedral in Kamin       
1745
 
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Frederick the Great's Prussian soldiers, advancing in shallow disciplined formation, outclass other armies of the time      
1745
 
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Frederick II's three victories in 1745 cause him to be known by his contemporaries as Frederick the Great