Siege and assaults near Cracow and Dantzick in April 1704
Reports from Cracow and Dantzick describe Russian and Polish actions in April. Ruffians bombard and attack with grenades and cannon. Captain Fraisinet mortally wounded defending Obre post. Highlanders and Saxons clash near Cracow with prisoners taken and dead buried. Dantzick defends despite bombardment as supplies and reinforcements arrive. hope for French aid hinges on May. Puis Italy and Germany theaters note impulses toward broader campaign.
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Obre
Roth
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Porto-Neuve
Port Casimi
Cowerdehy
Oui
Dantzick
Wechfelmunde
Stanislaus
France
Sweden
Italy
Rome
Apri
Fanto
Naples
Mila
Martha de Villars
Colorno
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Bozzolo
Cazal
Paris
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Averso
Don Carlos
Count de Thaun
Count de Montemar
Manfredonia
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Dunkirk
Netherlands
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N.S
Ireland
Houthold
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John Norri
Elbing
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Prince of Orange
Brestand
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Great Britain
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Regiment of Black Horse
Scotland
Horatio Walpole
Duke of
Gravefeend
Dublin
Ringsend
Bloody-bridge
Newgate
Afton's Key
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Duke of Dorser
Parliament House
Esgund
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