Military alliance turmoil and orders amid Dunkirk siege
The Duke of Ormond faces French resistance as Foreign Auxiliaries refuse to follow him. Prince Eugene plans to tighten siege lines. German troops pledge to obey only their own commanders, while the States General vow continued war with bread and pay for auxiliaries. London reports note political tensions, royal approvals, and parliamentary acts expanding duties and trade while Dunkirk’s fate looms.
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Irney Toy
Duke of Ormonde
Dunkirk
Marshal Villars
Eocene
Albin Tameomiener Saovet
Ttis
Duke of
Ormond
Bat
Jumleyr
Aniait
Prince Eugene
Hompesch
Eugene
Earl of Albemayle
France
Europe
States
Holland
Amit
London
St. Asaph
Westminster
Duke of Marlborough
Earl of Godolphin
Hague
Prince Eugen
Duke of Ormond
England
House of Hanover
Speacer
House of Peers
Canales
Scotland
South Seas
United East India Company
Avon
St. Christoper
Srntrin
College of Justice
Scotlrand
East- Indies
East-India Company
James Duke of Ormond
Charles Earl of Arren
Kingdom of Ireland
Tipperary
Richard Lord Bellcw
Wiliam Douglas
Manuscrip's
Lewen
Sam. Clarke
Middlesex
Earl of Strafford
Utrecht
Charles Eversfeild
Ordnance
Harry Mordaunt
Jamies Ruffel
United Company
South Sea
Castle Balwin
Boyle
Sligoe
Ctawell
Killscullin-bridge
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