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Victory at Audenarde described as great and decisive
Reports from Oudenarde claim Marlborough and Eugene routed the French army, took many prisoners, and continued pursuit toward Ghent and Tournay. Cavalry and infantry details show 7,300 cavalry and 22,000 infantry joining later, with repeated notes of dashing pursuit and heavy losses for the French. Also mentions Dutch relief efforts and further European dispatches.
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Prince Eugene
Monsieur Pany
Rocco
P. S
Fleertman
Duke of Marlborough
Ghent
Newport
Farnes, &c
Prince Eugene of Savoy
Oudenarde
Eugene
Germany
Vilverde
Upper Rhine
Hannover
Rhine
Paris
A la Main
Fulyo
Tortosa
Eftain
Segra
Duke of Noailles
Touloin
Tortola
Duke of Orleans
Ebro
Steer de Labat
Count de Bezons
Ostend
N.S
Holland
Hague
Sicily
Charles
Whitehall
Stair
Sindfor
Flanders
Audenarde
Leffines
Audenarce
Gapapua
Cadopr
Lys
Sabine
Windsor
Greeves
Tournay
Prince Eugen
London
Ferrola
Tha D
Orleans
Catalonia
Fothac 'T
Staremberg
D. of Marlborough
Dunkirk
Ratisbon
Upper Palatinate
D.cétor Palatine
Montferac
D. of Savoy
Campa
Qouco Min
John Leake
Barcelona
Malaga
Salvincore
Cardinal Grimani
D. of
Modenas
Tome
Durel
Marlborough
Burgundy
Gerry
Vendoime
Sidin
Battel
Livesay
Hawilton
Wynn
Townshend
Lepel
Munden
Tower
Sbeernes
Isbury
Ile of Wight
Grelfey
Dublin
Wajbad