Prussian Auxiliaries Arrive at Heilbron in Prince Eugene Camp
A column of Prussian troops joins Prince Eugene at Heilbron amid heavy armor and artillery. Regiments from Saxe Gotha Weimar and Saxe Eyfenach march to support the Imperial army now near 80,000 men with auxiliary forces. Reports from Lyons and Hamburg note sieges near Philipsburg and Dantzick amid shifting fortunes of Franco‑Prussian fronts.
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Prince Edigene
Heilbron
Wertheim
Baggege
Auillery
Saxe Gotha
Weimar
Hirlenach
Stolpen
Om Dantzck
Dantzickers
Munich
Frankfort
Count de Bellisle
Maquis d’Asfeide
Philipsburg
Duke of
Berwick
Bruchsal
Prince Eugene
Saxe Weimar
Saxe Eyfenach
Ratisbon
Lyons
Naples
Sicily
Don Carlos
Hamburgh
Poland
Cracow
Warsaw
Dantzick
Stauflus
Heidelberg
Oberlalen
Setza
Philipsbergs
Copenhagen
Toorss
Count Plelo
Hagensbeg
Hague
Fune
Caen
Warangi Gate
Fort
Weenfelmundes
M. Brad
Adin
Rhine
Gerhard
Philips Stopher de Soetern
Spire
Trier
Count Palatine of
Atarquardus Ab Hatflein
Huse
Lorrain
Nimeguen
France