Transatlantic Exchanged Prisoners and European Movements
Reports from Weyidemburg and Strasbourg detail prisoner exchange talks and harsh treatment of Confederate prisoners, with officers seized at Seragaf and letters from the Archduke found. Military actions include Von Savoy, Prince Eugene, and Marlborough movements in Strasburg, Landau, and Mentz as forces mass along the Rhine and in the Black Forest.
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Basil
Munsterthal
Malhberg
Muckensfurm
Roth Infkant
Flanders
Wurtsburg
Cortheym
Main
Eugene of Seuy
Lauter
Hockenheym
Landau
Germersheym
Monsieur de St. Fremand
Saar-Louis
St. Wendel
Mentz
Conflans
Tfere
Duke of Levy
Oft
Abaat de Lime
Mount Denis
Montmelian
Chamberry
Sthuylemberg
Fere
Annecy
Duke of Szogy
Duke of Berwick
Briangon
Savoy
Frankfort
Bavaria
Strasburg
Black Forest
Spiers
Cologn
Veennz
Charles III
Germany
Spain
Mr. Whitworth
Great Britain
Vienna
Hamburgh
Baron Mantuoff
Wolfembuttel
Bremen
Euneburg
Pomerania
Sweden
Denmark
Rensburg
Holsteix
Bender
Saxony
Paris
Savey
Brianson
Provence
Eucern
Dauphine
Eugene
Rhine
Bayeria
Cote
Duke of Marlborough
Liggy
Marle
Aire
Eom
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