Emperor prepares for war and appoints officers in Hungary
Reports from Vienna and Venice describe the empire accelerating mobilization for war with the Turks. A bridge over the Danube at Belgrade is ordered, Count Paui named to command, and preparations to reinforce with thirty thousand troops. Venice confirms a conference on war measures and signals a broader European contest, with ships careened and ready and Mediterranean tensions rising.
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Konig Fesu
Eugene
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Eari of Essex
Secord
Horse Grenadier Guards
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Terry Berkeley
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Lords of the Admiralty
John Norris
Venice
Republick
Wakefield
Bowling Green
Lowe Layton
Lord Wilsou
Mount Garret
Taathad
Lord Montgarret
Ireland
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Pho Rivhe
Charles Wager
Coventry
Adolphus Oughton
Prestor
Lancashire
Brook Savock
Preston
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Holland Mail
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Admiralty
Leghorn
Laf
Corfea
Baron de Neubog
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Arrighi
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Constantinople
Duke of Richmond
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France
James Berkeley
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Sir John Norris
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San Sacramento
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