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French Forces Capture Cremona Castle and Allied Moves
Reports from Paris describe Lieutenant-General Con Matades detachments taking Cremona with six battalions of French troops and Sardinian forces. Garrison capitulation followed, with ongoing lodgments and battery work as Sardinia camp proceeds toward Pizzighettone and Milan. Allied movements include Villars’ march to Cremona, depots at Frevecr Lecke and Pee Peireilles, and church notices as royal grants to Benedictine abbots are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Con- Matades
Sardinia
Duke de Villars
Cremona
Oglio
Count de Boisfieux
Frevecr
Lecke
Pee Peireilles
Dees
Chappel
Casle
Father Couvrigny
Society of Jesus
Arbois
St. Benedic
Bezancon
Quebec
St. Sever
Constances
de Jumilhac
Chartres
Espau
St. Benedict
du Hardaz d
Distertians
Limoges
Turpenay
St. Benedix
Tours
de Viennay
la Clarté-Dieu
Giry de St. Cyr
Jard
St. Augustin
Sens
Chaumont de la Galeziere
Sept Fontaines
Premontrés
Reims
du Rennel
Italy
Sées
de Barail
la Honch
Bayonne
Dartaguiette
la Frenade
Cistertéans
Saintes
de Groffoles
Narbonne
Bourges
Couet
Paris
le Chapelle Aux Planches
Troyés
de Voisenon
Boulogne
Efchalis
Order of
Ierre
Vernai
Vy ‘Ats Woich
Eulon
Specia
Toulon
Count de Clavijo
Barcelona
Walloon Guards
Regiment of Royal Artillery
Marquis de Gracia Real
Marquis de Lamina
Spain
Tyroleze
Gens du Roy
Versailles
Council of State
Netherlands
Count de Soiffons
Eugene of
Savoy
Rome
Vienna
Count Dé Daun
Naples
Gaeta
Capua
Ofs
Darin Gats
Frances
Genoa
Leghorn
Corsica
Genoeze
Arragon
Pizzighitone
Marshal de Villars
Cremoria
Milan
Viscount de Narbonne
Mademoiselle de Roqueret
Grean
Cardinal_ de Fleury
Prince of
Monaco
Duke de Valentinoig
Marquis de Belrien
Abbeville