Pacification Plan in Question as War Preparations Rise
The Conriet reports that the Plan of Pacification seems unlikely to yield peace or a suspension of arms. Emperial orders aim to intensify the war in Italy and on the Rhine, with veteran troops moved and new levies raised. Promotions abound among Bavarian and Saxon commanders as troops concentrate near Mantua, Friburg, and along the Rhine.
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Italy
Rhine
Hungary
Ney
Saxe- Gotha-aid-Saxe-Weymar
Ofcérs
Ferdinand of
Bavaria
Seher
Jorger
Philippi
Rherenhaller
Potitozki
de Thungen
Baron de Wachtendonck
Saxe-Hildeburghgufen
Anhalt
de Miglie
Lichtenstein
Maximilian of Hesse
Starost Czerinski
Lithuania
Oletzko
Prussia
Ratisbon
N.S
Emeror
Mentz
Frankfort
Upper Rhine
King
Friburg
Brisac
Garifons
Hunningen
Saipan
Basil
Spire
Marshal dé @oigty
Berlin
Potsdam
Raees
Wolfembuule
Brunswick
Prince Royal
Repnin
Defiau
Rincé
Leopold
Flahfz
Manheim
N. S. M. de Blondel
France
Munich
Juliers
Duke de Franckenberg
Count of Estern
Defun
de Hatzfeld de Burn
Count of
Worms
Duke of Wiremberg
Heilbron
Wirtemberg
Meatz
Neckar
Ladenbourg
Frenshéim
EléGot Palatine
Hamburgh
Dresden
Silesia
Franstadt
N. S
Weifsenfels
Carga
Halle
Palatine of Lublin
Sibirski
Lifla
Madrid
Marquis de Vaugrenant
Keene
Great Britain
M. Patinho
Cadiz
West Indies
Don Manuel Vigil de Quinones Pimentel Y Borja
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