SCHWARZENBERG, KARL

PHILIPP, PRINCE OF (1771-1820), Austrian general; fought against France, 1805-9; commanded Austrian contingent in Fr. invasion of Ru ia, 1812, but, perhaps purposely, gave little help; field-marshal, 1813; generali imo of army of Allies; won battle of Leipzig and led two invasions of France. 92), an American Arctic explorer; b. at manded an expedition to King William’s land, making a sledge-journey of 3251 m., and discovering Franklin relics. He led Alaskan expeditions in 1886 and 1891, and in 1889, conducted an expedition into N. Mexico. E.), town, on Weistritz, Silesia, Pru ia; woolens. Pop. 1910, 35,000. E.), town, on Main, Lower Franc on i a, Bavaria; manufactures paint, ‘Schweinfurt green.’ Pop. 25,000. town, Westphalia, Pru ia; iron and steel goods. Pop. 25,000. 1561), Ger. Prot. divine; a man of noble birth and refined character; influenced by Luther’s theology, but then diverged from it; tried, unsucce fully, to mediate between Luther an and Zwinglian views of Eucharist; later persecuted by Luther ans; his peculiar mystical theology made his Christ ology unorthodox,