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Letter from Field Martha Count Khevenhuler
A long dispatch from June 28 details movements of the Queen's Army versus Bavarian forces near the Lech River. It notes plans to surrender Braunau and Richenhail, with Struvingen to be evacuated, and reports on political shifts toward neutrality by Elector Palatine Hizne. Additional letters describe Baltic naval preparations, battlefield casualties, and promotions in British regiments, with alarming accounts of a major skirmish near Mainz and mutual Franco-Austrian maneuvers.
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Martha
Count Khevenhulter
Rayn
N.S
Lech
Braunau
Richenhail
Struvingen
Bavaria
Copenhagen
Denmark
Prince Royal
Privy Council
Sweden
Stockholm
Baltic
Admiral Krang
Christianus Sextus
Whitehall
Samuel Walter Whithired
Eig
Dragoons
Alexander Ross
Edward Richbell
Regiment of Foot
Samuel Warter Whitthed
Eigs
John Folliot
John Price
Jasper Claynon
Thomas Murray
Greenwood
Robinson Sowle
Arnoldus Tulleken
Gaid
George Grant
Esg
Inveners
Maine
Maison du Roy
Marshal Noailles
Ark
Foot
Col. Sowle
Cornwallis
Scotch Greys
Horse Guards
Etteut
Raok
Clayton
Siript
Duke of Cumberland
Duke d’ Aremberg
Collonel Ligonier
Philp Honeywood
Flask
Manry
Lord Crawford
Robert Rich
France
Francfort
England
Dettingen
Franciort
Alsace
Viscount Harcourt
Maun
Count de Piazaski
Egra
Campbell
M. Nosit
F Hong
Hague
Westphalia
M. de Fenelon
Schoo Pied
Conduél
M. ‘Noailles
M. Henri da Sauzet
Stanislaus
Esis
M. Nozilles
Prince de Canto
Lewis XIV
Bourbon
Heidelbourg
Flande
Bia
Wirgenberg
Franconia