Troop Movements Near Dunkirk and Ostend Amid War Plans
Reports from Brussels and The Hague detail preparations by British and allied forces, including Duke of Ormonde’s orders to move battalions toward Dunkirk, and Villars signals causing postponement. Messages mention foreign officers, peace negotiations, hostages in Champagne, and danish Dutch letters. Meanwhile Paris dispatches speak of treasure ships and Saint George pensively plotting next moves. These items reflect the widening European conflict and shifting alliances as June ends.
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Harpre
Fane
Marshal de Vidars
Guernoy
Earl of
Marshal de Villars
Dunkirk
Duke of
Orzonde
Great Britain
Eugene
Duke of Ormonde
Monsieur Hooft
Heers Welderen
Hop
Holand
Brussels
Monsieur Groveficin
Traerbach
Champaign
Madrid
Prussia
Mons. Buys
Hague
Amsterdam
Council of State
Zingendorf
Holland
West- Frizeland
Wes Indies
Port Louis
Martiniso
Chevalier de Ste George
St. Germains
Moscom
Vienna
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St. James’s
House of the 17Th
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Earl of Strafford
Utrecht
Charles
Eversfeild
Ordnance
Harry Mordaunt
Wiliam Lemen
Stuel Clarke
Middlesex
A&g Tings
Fimaiaut
Petrell
Lisbon
Kinis
Leverpool
Wexford
Oporte
Anne
Holybead
Queensborough
England
Lincolnshire
Essex-Street
Dublin
William ‘Hutchinson
Blind-key
Matffareen
Cavan
Antrim
Fuly
George Jackford
Wiscount