Destruction of Bouillon debated as Doway and Brussels reports
From Doway and Brussels reports June to July 1708 the Parliament sides with Bouillon’s prosecution for disobedience, desertion, and felony. Updates detail Marlborough’s progress at Doway, university homage, and rapid fortification work as the army moves toward the enemy. Reports also note negotiations in The Hague and Brabant troop movements toward Arras Cambray Valenciennes.
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France
Dauphine
Cardinal de Bouillon
Doway
Duke of Marlborough
Messieur
Adrien Delcourt
St. Peter
Great Britain
Germany
Netherlands
Schellenberg
Hochster
Ramellies
Audenarde
Taniers
Brabant
Liege
Spanish Gelderland
Hoth
Uch
Figel
Count Veblen
Vitry
Montigny
Tournay
Marshal de Villars
Pont d’Agy
Arras
Miramont
Somme
Corbie
Hague
Gertruydenberg
Meffieurs Randwmyck
Vicg
de Itterfurm
Goflinga
Hop
Flanders
Council of State
Arleux
L’ Eclufe
Criachon
Cambray
Bouchain
Valenciennes
Marshal Villers
Aix-12
Chapelle
A d’ Harcourt
Duke of Vendome
Brussels
Garifons
Madrid
Fune
Duke of
Anjou
Belcayre
Belsant
Ibras
Vervens
Staremberg
Segre
Erleguer
Duke of Anjou
Count de Louvigny
Lerida
Meboni
Pedro Ronquillo
Monemar
Cervera
Admiralty Office
Portmouth
Newfoundland
Matthews
Chester
Barbadoes
Westminster
Fuly
Waterford
Elizabeth
Virginia
Fohn
Kinsale
Milford
Bristol
Ross
Chepflow
Bidwae
Kinale