Great Allied Movements and French Preparations Near Namur
European dispatches report a large Allied force including 2400 infantry units and 800 Danes heading toward Namur with plans to bombard towns then attack the Swedes in their camp. The French are alleged to be shifting artillery to Namur and preparing for a siege at Valenciennes.
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Hoflein
Dirmrarfen
Tonningen
Hannover
Denmark
Eyder
Utrecht
Great Britain
Earl of Strafford
Germany
Szmdre
Namur
Maubeuge
Brussels
Tirlemont
Gibburs
Villars
Council of State
Brabant
Bernieres
Sand
Flanders
Cambray
Valenciennes
Mons
Garison
Coun de Fels
Charleroy
Hague
Eugene of
Sevoy
Duke of Wirteenberg
Bay of England
Nimegen
Holstein
Zise
Clonmel
Waterford
Glannehery
Ballybryne
Cashel
Bur- Tols
Thurles
Tipperary
Kilmnamanough
Ballaghboy
Lagnacurry
Lifgarroft
Enaghroune
Great Gap
Ormond’s Gap
Tinton
Thomas Martins
Farney-Bridge
William Salusbury
Fleet-street
Robert Lydall
Darby
Dublin
Stephen Haydock
Kilkenny
Ranaghan
Callaghstown
Fore
Westmeath
William Smyth
Spikes
St. Patrick’s-Well
Darby Clarke
Cuffonzheufe
Mullingar
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