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War News and Royal Address from the Atlantic Europe Field
Letters from Paris report the Duke of Anjou leaving the siege at Ra Jaguer and planning to resume once reinforcements arrive from Valentia. French frontier reports describe fortification work near Peronne and Chambr Zy, with strategic positions along the Scheld. Count Zinzendorf seeks guidance from Prince Eugene on conference compliance. Imperial and Palatine movements flow toward Flanders as the Allies anticipate a battle after Dowry. The Lords in Parliament express gratitude for laws and urge unity, Protestant succession, and defense of civil rights under Queen Anne. London dispatches note prizes and ships from St Malo, New Port, and Newfoundland routes.
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Arras
Paris
Duke of Anjou
Segra
Ra Jaguer
Valentia
Cardinal de Bouillon
Dauphin
Madam Maintenon
France
Peronne
Somme
Chambr Zy
Valenciennes
Blaregnies
Fune
Count Zinzendorf
Prince Eugene of Savoy
Gertruydenberg
Prince of
Savoy
Tomashend
Upper Rhine
Gronsfeldtas
Empire
Machen- Sturm
Federbach
Alsace
Netherlands
Duffeldorp
Flanders
Levay
Marlborough
Toye
Tour
Duke of Marlborough
Ashies
Anne R
House of Lords
Kingdon
Falmouth
St. Maloes
Newfoundland
Shields
Flamborough
Newport
Plymouth
Kent
Nants
London
Funero
Lishor
Earl of Galway
Shippen
Brazennofe-College
Oxford
Dr. Mear