At Heart of Battle and Aftermath in a Turbulent Campaign
Reports from the war detail a costly assault near Sart and Fanfart with heavy casualties on both sides. Marlborough and Eugene urged continued pressure as the enemy defended strong intrenchments and hedges, while bombardment and cavalry tactics shaped a six hour fight that left fifteen cannon captured and heavy losses in British and Dutch ranks. Messages from Naples and Vienna describe broader strategic moves and shifting alliances across Europe.
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Signor Cornaro
Republick’ of
Venice
Duke of Marlborough
Mars
Hague
Sart
Fanfart
Prince of Savoy
Duke of
Bavay
Berne
Savoy
Francia
Montmelian
Thun
Annecy
Count de la Roque
Constens
Vicade
Naples
Sicily
Charles
Palermo
Saxony
Augustus
Poland
Kaliz
Stanislaus
Grefau
Mazeppa
Kievne
Smeden
Oczakom
Viena
Verfack
George Bing
Stanhope
Barcelona
Cadiz
Flanders
Dompre
Sieur Rechteren
Quesnoy
Mor
London
Fairmouth
Havana
Charles Hopton
Richard Guy
Elgrs
Auiddlefer
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England
Clonmell
Tipperary
Kilkenny
Ireland