Fragmented Narrative of Ottoman Turkish Retreats and Raids
Fragmented report describes Turkish forces suffering heavy losses, with 70,000 alleged dead and 390 killed plus 700 wounded among Turks. Garrison defends a town through grit, a Russian and Persian correspondence notes allied tensions, and European ports report ships sailing from Amsterdam to Cadges amid ongoing conflict.
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Gor
Liman
Nierabe
Moldavia
Octakow
Ispahan
Persia
Schach
Ispah
Candahir
Harifen
Emperor's letter defends Count Seckendorff in Vienna dispatch
A Vienna dispatch to ministers defends Count de Seckendorff, detailing 45 years of service, battles under Eugene and Marlborough, and alleged faults by enemies who claim bias due to foreign birth and religion. It argues for fairness, cites strategic decisions near the Danube and Niffa, and notes criticism over troop movements and logistics amid ongoing campaigns.
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Vienna
Rarifbon
Count de Seckendorf
Charles VI
Count de Seckendorff
Europe
Creinin
Ous Gowarn
Seckendorff
Count Seckendorff
Litle
Prince Eugene
Duke of Marlborough
Moselle
Niffa
Séckéentiort
Danube
Widdin
Paris
M. Chanvelin
Bourges
Battile
Scotland
John Dalrymple
Earland
Stair
Dalrymple
Venlo
Liege
Royal Scots Greys
Ramillies
Ardenard
England
Tanner
Moas
North Britain
Loyde
Ing
Qrhe Tittle
Doway
Rass
Oskosy
Orrery
Geapgat
Sceland
Jah Campbel
Duke of Argyll
Ouse
Eratatradler
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Lawton
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Prince of Asturias
Sutclife
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Patterson
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Hamburgh Exchange
Plant
Golden
Heart
Mills
Haimburgh
Mary
Darling
Danizick
Love
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