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Intelligence and political intrigue across Europe and the rebellions
Reports from Paris and Vienna describe Turkish fortifications in Hungary aided by Hungarian and Transylvanian levies, with the French Ambassador pressing Ottomans to avoid recognizing Augustus as king of Poland. News from Barcelona, Friburg, and Brussels details sieges, treaties, and shifting alliances as Prince Eugene, Marshal Villars, and various ministers maneuver.
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Adrianople
Hungary
Vienna
Augustus
Poland
France
Paris
Duke d’ Aumont
Mont. du Caffe
Barcelona
Marquis de Brancas
Madrid
Roses
Valencia
Marshal de Villers
Eugene
Martha de Viters
Friburg
Ryswick
Col. Paliffant
Piermont
du Rey
Mont. de Breffon
Grenadiers
Poitou
Champagne
Baftle
Gironne
Kofes
Majorca
Black Forest
Prince Eugene
Basil
Cologn
Bome
Brussels
Hague
Petersburg
Moscow
Brunswick
Sweden
Prussia
Holstein-Gottorp
Great- Britain
Spain
Holland
Mons, de Chateeneuf
Duke of
Offa
Sozix
Utrecht
Marquis del Pinto
Philip
Marcovy
Denmark
Brunswicks
Stockholm
Great Britain
Germany
Marshal Villars
Rafted
Hemburg
Turkey
Marsaises
Dunkirk
Risbank
London
Earl of Marr
Earl of Orkney
Scotland
Samiun el. Lennard
Guards
Gravesin
Jeria
Cork
Parliament of
Anth
Atkinson
Randalstown
Charles
O Neal
Westenra Warren
Efgrs
Carrickfergus
John Davis
Arthur Davis
Catherlogh
Sir Petree Busler
Feffrey Paul
Thomas Burdett
Watt
Weldoy
Efars
Cavan
Sir Francis Hamilton
Bart
Col
Saunders
Theo. Clements
Charles Lambert
Corke County
John Percival
Ales Brodrick
Kinsale
Edward Soushwell
Henry Hawley
Rawdon Bridge
Francis Bernard
Arthur‘ Bernard
Moyallo
Wiliam Jfepson
Anthony Fepton
Gloghnikilty
Ralph Freke
George Freke
I Donneryle
St. Leger
Barth
Pardon
Dublin City
Foln Forster
Ben, Burton
Donegall County
Ralph Gore
Fred, Hamilton