European armies clash as Marlborough eyes Lys river move
Reports from Paris and The Hague describe Marlborough’s forces pressing French lines near Juccurt and Fudoene, with 124 battalions and 163 squadrons, while deserters troop to the Allied camp. Dispatches note planned movements toward the Lys, shifts in cavalry positions, and broader European diplomacy amid ongoing warfare across Germany and Italy.
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