Europe in Wartime News From Vienna to Mantua
June 1735 letters describe Polish trait submission to Augustus peace hopes in Hungary and a broad view of European power moves. Allied forces push Mantua siege as Imperialists retreat toward Trent with Mantua’s lake fortifications, while Spain and Britain ramp naval activity and prepare campaigns on multiple fronts.
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Poland
Augustus
Hungary
Hague
Spon
Europe
Lorrain
Nancy
Juneas
Mayence
Prince Eugene
Duke of
Wirtemberg
Bavaria
Shert
Germany
Vienna
Hanover
London
England
the Prince of Orange
William the Third
Prussia
Stranislaus
Konigsberg
Rhine
Marshal Coigny
Italy
France
Ostigna
Borgo Forte
Goito
Castelluchio
Mantua
Marth
Mincio
Cremona
Rome
Virgil
Taffo
Venice
Seige
Lombardy
Count de Magtijo
Konigsegg
Revere
St. Austin
Afontemar
Parma
Jamnaica
Solomon
Cobb
Paris
N. S
Rambouilet
Marshal de Noailles
Trestino
Ostiglia
Burgaforte
Governele
Curtatone
Setaglio
Galla
M. de Sergare
Trentis
Tweste
Goira
Trentin
Seraglio
Romigfeg
San Benedetto
Verona
Brest
Madrid
Lisbon
Falmouth
Portsmouth
Earl of Waldegrave
Burrons
East India Company
Nath
Robert Walpole
Verdi
John Philips
Dublin
Grand Lodge of Free-Masons
Lord Kingston
Donor Brenan
John Baldwin
Jobs Corneille
Elgis
Lord Molesworth
Dragoons
James Woods
North British Fumiers
Col
Ponsonby
Deer-Park
Giffard
Theatre Royal
Aungier’s Street
Delane
Ounty
Limerick
St. Francis's Jones
City of Limrick
Kerry
Tralee
Work
King’s Old Castle
City of Cork
Tholfe
Co. Waterford
Blackfryars
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