Turbulent European Fronts Reported in Amsterdam Gazette
From the Amsterdam Gazette December 2 and letters dated November 5 and 19 notes Turkish forces gathering near the Demester, Muscovite troops beyond the Dnie, and rumors of Tartary geodation proved false. Detachments with artillery move by land and water to engage between villages, with fires seen from steeples as orders flow to destroy enemy artillery and push on Gariz. Reports also describe Swedish garrisons, Saxon maneuvers, and Dutch subsidies aiding campaigns, with Paris and Madrid dispatches on peace talks, Ambassadors, and fleet preparations for next spring.
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Demester
Dnieet
Chain of Tartary
Bender
Constantinople
Stetza
Oder
Gariz
Straelsond
Sweden
Leyden Gazene
Rostock
Garrifon
Wilmar
Butzow
Mecklesobrgh
Swerin
Gustraw
Augustus
Barlewits
Smigielski
Betwen
Syme
Grorsly
Quischig
Frogra
Matrid
Gudina
Elvass
Brusels
Paris
France
Spain
Portugal
Utrecht
Berri
Great-Britain
Auman
Marquis Dé Montéleon
Court
London
Orleans
Duke de Bouillon
Grenoble
Reichh
Galle
Marseilles
Duke of
Argylis
Lyons
Toulon
Port Mabop
Brloc
Great Britain
Madrid
Madfieur Cromsirom
Senate
Stockholm
Pomerania
Hey
Cataionia
Starémberg
Wetzel
Girona
Plate
Genoa
Kingdom of
Naples
Berrl
Ortear
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Amsterdam
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Valencia
Alicant
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Marshal de Terre
Marquis de Bonac
Ore