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Ambitious 1914 dispatches from Burghersh Stewart on Vosges battles
Extracts describe Allied operations in eastern France with Prince Schwarzenberg at Vesoul Langres and Epinal. Wrede de Roy Platow and Gyulay lead actions against French forces. Prussian Tauentzien seizes fortresses at windberg and Torgau, while Blucher and Barclay de Tolly coordinate with Russian and Prussian reserves.
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Charles Wm. Stewart
Lord Burghersi
Vesoul
Prince Schwartzenberg
Prince of Ese
Besancon
Bubna
Dole
Lyons
Flast
Ace
Frerich
Wrede
de Roy
St. Diez
Milhaud
Colmar
St. Marguerite
Vosges
Ce Yaley
Rhine
Rombervillers
Bruyeres
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Cairmes
Prince Royal
Platow
Grechow
Thaon
Charmes
Wurtemberg
Langres
Virede
Wittzenstein
Rudiger
Wanzenau
Henheim
Strasburg
Amonst
Buonaparte
Leansres
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France
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Gyulay
Dijon
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Chaumont
Uasup
Wurtenburg
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Neuf Chateau
Blucher
Nancy
Prince Tcherbatoff
Oicer
Toul
C. W. Stéiwart
Busle
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St. Arvol
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Luxembourg
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Boar
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Schwartzenders
Vespal
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Schuffer
Buboa
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Simplon
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Peince
Tspinal
Prince of Hesse
C. W. Stewart
Basdr
Russia
Forster
Marshal Blucher
Prussia
Vindenberg
Misinght
Hotel de Ville
Tauentzien
Military dispatch reports Prussian reconnaissance near Antwerp
A War Department dispatch from Downing Street dated February 8 recounts General Bulow’s operation near Merk and Mercxem on January 11 to probe Antwerp. British forces under Sir Thomas Graham counterattacked with Highland battalion and 52nd Regiment, driving the enemy to Antwerp with casualties and prisoners. Prussian return to cantonments followed as weather hindered operations. officer casualties include Colonel Macleod and Ensign Ormsby.
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Bulow
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Macleod
Highland
Fyei
Gibbs
Col. Gibbs
52D
Tomas Graham
Sir Phomas Graham
Merexgmt
Dbutt
Butt—Jession
Royal Artillery
Yotal
James Ormsby
Veth Foot
McLeod
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