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Dettingen Battle Report From June 27 An Allied Victory
Eyewitness letters describe a four hour engagement at Dettingen where English, Hanoverian, and Austrian forces repelled French attacks across bridges and at Seeligenstadt. French losses were heavy with many killed wounded and prisoners. English and Hanoverian artillery excelled, while statements praise King George II and Prince dAremberg. The battle ended with Allied lines reforming near Dettingen and French forces retreating toward the Main.
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Aschafenbourg
Dettingen
Aschaffenbourg
Anny
Klein Ostein
Maine
Houshold
Johnson
Ligoni
Europe
Frascfort
H & Emperor
Agsbourg
Prince Royal
Mikenberg
Alchaffenberg
Detingen
Senglisch
Aschaffenberg
Afchaffenberg
d’Arembeg
Nieder Ostein
Hanau
Ufrnbach
Nostiles
Seeligenstadt
Wen Tocut
Hefiana
Hanovensee
Hanan
Marshal de Noalles
de King
Seligenstadt
Baule
Ghoygn
Seclgentted
Uicie Iaf
Prince d'Aremboerg
d’Arberg
Houhold
Eskar
Englih
Bor Is
Duke de la Rochechouart
Count D'Eu
Clayrom
Duke of Cumberland
Noailles
D’afeberg
Earl of Stair
Rigay
Marshal Noailles
Great Britain
France
Duke of Aremberg
Prine d
Aremberg
a’Arberg
Hosse
Augsbourg
Lord Caretret
Expres
Bavaria
Seekendorf
Charles of
Conner Motte
Tremberg
Kenighege-Erps
Lhave
Honeur
Selegensladt
Aichorfenberg
Caytoaz
Hansas
Offia
Dach
Belengis