Siege and skirmishes near Lancret and Valenciennes observed
Deserter reports describe 13 foot and 220 horse detachments moving from St Semain’s regiment toward Anzin, later repulsed by 1200 defenders. French bombardment continued as foragers moved wagons back. At Quency Fort, trenches were leveled, and preparations for a march toward Lancret were underway. News from Ghent and Cambray note Desertions and shifting French dispositions, with Eugene’s siege plans and Dunkirk threat shaping Allied strategy.
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St. Semain
Anzin
Albermaine
Valenciennes
Fresa
Gia
Mulguct-Skhe
Garifon
Quelmoy
Hague
Guile
Cambray
Marshal Villars
Marche
France
Lardrecy
Bouchain
Eugene
Teve- Tel
Lansrecy
Anhai
Deflan
Duke of Savoy
Caf
Hapre
Scrafford
Ormonde
Chateu Cambresis
Givens
Prince Eugene
Dunkirk
Landiecy
Artisiro
States
Lorte
Vervain
Giulie
Iar
Victars
Wales
Thian
Lele
Engre-Fontain
Andale
Landrecy
Vis
Ghent
Scorce
Caris
Garritca
Metracxaz
Mons
Dimani
Bibel
Utrecht
Upper Rhine
Grovestein
Maellricht
Duke of Ormonde
Lys
Maire
Catalonia
Scaremberg
Roses
Gironne
Prussia
Sweden
Welling
Bremen
Thace
Holland
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