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Atlantic War News From 1709 Dispatches Lead To Peace Talks
In April 1709 reports detail fleet movements toward Cadiz and Dunkirk, with Bavaria and Cologne forces ready for action near Namur. French proposals for a general peace are discussed by Dutch and English officials, while Marlborough Eugene and Albemarle meet to assess terms. The Hague lists Army plans for the next campaign, and colonels exchange prisoner deals as new expeditions form along the coast.
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Bavaria
Lifle
Dunkirk
N.S
Count de Forbin
Cadiz Huigue
Hovland
Spain
Weste Indies
House of Austria
Naples
Sicily
Philip, III
Lisle
France
Netherlands
Berwick
Great Britain
Eugene Waf
Savoy
Brussels
Earl of
Holland
Elector of
Cologne
Namur
Srong Garifons
Chion
Otto
Eugene
Duke of Marlborough
Graces
London
Hague
Hede
Reims
Ther Retun
Edenburch
Newgae
Admiralty
Black Heath
Earl of Barton
Bu Hinghamshire
Treland
Defenis
Eaffey
Secons
Great-Britain
Gabbari
Court of Exchequer
Scotland
Wer
Wayjetty
Scoland
Ercife
Tiverton
Kngiin Serges
Manucacurea
Austria
Scyria
Gembrs
England
John Dillon
Lismullin
Tara
Meath
Larley-Hill
Dublin