Protracted European War News From May 1712 Dispatches
Reports from Geneva to Vienna detail sieges and surrenders as Protestant forces gain ground against Catholic allies. Abbot of St. Gall loses 4000 troops, Bern raises 47 companies, and French and Hungarian actors maneuver for accords. Prince Eugene limits offensive action while awaiting English orders. Parliament debates peace terms and war strategy with Lords and Commons asserting support for a strong, united conclusion.
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Suiffertland
Weil
St. Gall
Zurich
Bern
Geffen
Rosbach
Conftance
Heycersberg
Eugene
Gascon
Felf
France
Hannover
England
Hesse
Prusinand
Augustus
Canton of
Escalona
Stanhope
Duke of Ormonde
Brabant
Abbati
Mr. Travanion
George Matthew
Ireland
James Duke of
Ormonde
Charles Earl of Ar
Tiperary
Kingdom of Ireland
James Duke of Ormonde
Charles Earl of Arran
Tipes
Flanders
London
Vienna
Osrh
Hungary
Presburg
Falmouth
House of Lords
Duke of Ormond
Lord Halifax
Lord Godolphin
Poultney
House of Commons
Baron de Hozhendorf
Prince Eugene
Britain
Paris
Earl of Strafford
Gertrudenburg
Commons
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