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Forces mobilize across Europe amid campaigns and naval actions
Infantry totals 18320 and cavalry 6800, with 25120 total troops and reinforcements expected from Jealy. Palatine recruits arrive late due to a convoy mishap. The Smirnz and Turley Fleet sails for Great Britain with Dutch support, while raids and captures continue off the ports. Reports detail prisoner exchanges, Spanish levies, and ongoing peace negotiations in the Empire, with fear of French and Irish contingents shaping further plans. Letters confirm the Zo nay citadel capitulation ratified and Palatine transport to Ireland proceeding amid religious conversions and naval operations near Cape Bonna and Margate.
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Jealy
France
Spain
Monsieur de Somerdyck
Smirnz
Turley
Great-Britain
Oporto
England
Earl of Barrimores
Lord Pawlet
Pearce
Campo Mayor
Madrid
Jedve
Earl of Berrimore
Philip
Duke of Anjou
Great Britain
Berlof
Europe
Duke of Lorrain
Lorrain
Savoy
Mantua
Ratisbon
Vienna
Hazgue
United Provinces
Dartmourhs
Forn Leake
Tarbay
Baker
London
Zonay
Blackheath
Chester
Ireland
Church of Rome
Cape Bonna
Chas
Merfelic
Sir George Byng
Porto-Ferine
Dartwouth
Winchelsea
Lynn
Torbay
Margate
Medway
North Forelands
Baltimore
Gary Bead
Cork
Beecher Gally
Bristol
Newfoundland
Carickfergus
Her
Queensborough
Seaford