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Imperial Camp before Gaeta and distant sieges report
From the Dustin Gazette: on Sept 5 Count Tzun ordered Baron Wetzel to advance with 500 Foot within 500 paces of Gaeta, storms and artillery fire as work continues. several days of bombardment, two casualties, and ongoing trench work for mortars. Gen Taun returns ill from the camp, Wetzel left to command. Capitulation talks for Pescara progress. Reports from Genoa, Barcelona, and Vienna describe fleets, prisoner captures, and political maneuvering. Neufchatle and Milan dispatches note succession debates, Swedish and Protestant alliances, and shifts at court.
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Tzun
Baron
Taun
Gaetz
Wetzel
Illis
Pescara
Martinitz
Milan
Genoa
Barcelona
Charles the 3d
Garifon
Alicent
Alfembuttel
Charles
Brcelona
Neufchatile
Count de Matignon
Madamoiselle de Soiflans
Sweden
Bern
Raifiedr
Geneva
Vienna
Saxony
Olfembuttel
Trautfon
Alzrtinitz
Wratislin
Eugene
Hungary
Staremberg
Upper
Danube
Caroli
Rabutin
Etlingen
Mercy
Kintzigerdale
Offenbirs
Silesia