Siege and Reports Abroad From the June Campaign
Long dispatches describe a siege action with 21 cannon breaching a town wall and mine attacks near the Right Attack. Reports cover Spanish and Portuguese fronts, Doway and Scarpe capitulations anticipated, and Geneva and Marlborough communications with Charles II’s court.
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Prince of Axbzit
Aleme
Selavert
Villars
Sieur Aznard
Collenel
Brussels
Fune
Madrid
Tryal
Medina-Celi
Steremberg
Balaguer
Garifons
Gironne
Duke of Anjou
Segra
Duke of
Savoy
Toulon
Charles II
Spain
Portugal
Marquis de Bay
Badzjox
Paris
Gertruydenberg
Flanders
Vilzis
Arras
Chambriy
Bethgne
Valenciennes
Domay
D’ Effre
Eugene
Duke of Savoy
Provence
Asist
Charles VII
Barcelona
Doway
Szvoy
Marlborough
Fort Scarpe
Duke of Marlborough
Tournzy
States General
Garifon
Cambra
Ypres
Bethune
Portsmouth
Spithead
Dispatch
Falkner
Falmouth
Buffingburgh
Flushing
Charles
Nants
Martinico
Whitehall
Funeig
Penton
Fort Scarp
Cambray
London
Catalonia
Arragon
Verencia
Charles Tih
Richard War
Elys
Lord Dartmouth
Waterford
St. Patrick
Margaret
Cork
Hydes
Lisbon
St. Joseph
Dublin
St. Sebastins
Friends
Drogheda
Cori
Dogem
Zureb-zee
Society
Bilboa
Union
Liston
House of Commons
Dewey
Casle
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J Hyde
Alderman William Goddard
Ilkenny
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Richard Willson
Limerick
George Roch
Esquire
Gallway
Martin Lynch
Jn Sitgoe
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Cavan
Skillen
John Moore
James Dawson
Dungannon
Thomas Corbett
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Brice Blake
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William Conner
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