Desperate Moroccan Siege and Fez Battle Report
Mail from Holland describes the Moroccans besieging Fez with heavy losses on both sides. Mountaineers Tetuan and Teguan forces push back the Black troops. Fez residents mount a night attack, killing thousands. Meanwhile European diplomacy and Lisbon reports note shifting allegiances, with ongoing intrigues over Parma Placentia Mantua and Tuscany.
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Morocco
Fez
Lisbon
Salee
Kingdom
Muley Abdallah
Delyair
Bishaw
Tangier
Spor
Tetuan
Seville
Count Konigsegg
Marques de la Piz
Parma
Placentia
Don Carlos
Tuscany
Mantua
Italy
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Vienna
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Rizhe
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Great Britain
Eugene of
Savoy
Duke of Lorrain
Neuperg
Ruffstein
Brunfwick
M. Millius
M. Hozze
Prussia
Hanover
Prusfia
Prutihans
Praflia
Paris
Naples
Sicily
Kingdom of
Antwerp
Ostend
Indies
Falmorth
Friends Adventure
London
William Guttridge
Faro
Samuel
John Campion
Bourdeaux
Meff
Pulkington
Osburn
William
Place
Rotterdam
John Mitchel
Mercury
Chester
Ditto
Roger Rocear
Wales
Dartmouth
Mary
Weymouth
William Herbert
Newcastle
Dove
Haac Dove
Topsham
Plimoath
Carew
William Morthead
Ehece
Amsterdam
John Brabant
Phoenix
Boston
Alexander Edwards
Bilboa
la Benjamin Mulberry
Dorothy
James Butler
Cadiz
Three Sisters
Marblehead
John Davis
Southampton
Mata Boas
Malaga
Deal
Yarmouth
Francis
Tyng
Cape
Bell
Carolina
Fulhard
Putney
Lottery Office
Whitehall
Arthur Onslow
House of Commons
Matthew Decker
Charles Wager
Geo. Walton
Andrew Fountaine
Col. Carpenter
Col. Armstrong
Henry Vincent
Geo. Dowder
Well
Esq
Robert Andrews
Nicholas Dubois
John Lawton
Philip Hollingworth
Thomas Phillips
Frivy Council
Britain
Justice Reynolds
King's Bench
Kensington
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Pimlich
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Henley
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