Frontiers and diplomacy update from early 1713 dispatches
Reports from Perpignan and Lions describe failed assaults on Fort Rouge and the Capuchins near Girone. The Count de Brancas awaits provisioning for his garrison until the 20th of the month. Letters also note Berwick in view of the enemy and Staremberg with limited forces. river and road blockages hinder Catalonia-bound movements and convoys. Brancas’ provisions and a drowned courier near St Marcellin are mentioned amid broader Netherlands negotiations and notices of knighthood in Dublin.
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Perpignan
Grenoble
Sfere
Rouffilon
Duke of Berwick
Count de Medain
St. Marcellin
Brussels
Flanders
Hainault
Brabant
Hague
Earl of Orsery
England
Sieur Vandenbvergh
Council of State
Spanish Netherlands
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