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Bavarian frontiers fall as Bavarians seize Scharding
From Vienna and Italy reports describe swift Bavarian gains against French forces. General Berendau's Hussars seize Scharding after a brief clash, with 3000+ French and Bavarian troops captured or killed overall. Brigadier Trenck secures Clausen and Windischgarten, linking Ried and other towns. The Great Duke's troop movements shift toward Bohemia amid mounting war news.
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Bavaria
Weil
Eda
Messial Barvenhwiler
Peench
Savadtans
Lintz
Mfardhai Lon Venhuler
Seeur
Far
Althousen
Gmunten
Wels
Esterding
Reidt
Theiding
Prince Charles
Budeweis
Gratz
Maier
Vienna
Jan. K. N.S
Bohemia
Lebcowitz
Pilgram
Trenck
Clausen
Spital
Windischgarten
Mathausen
Scharding
Berendau
Ried
Berenclay
M. Berendau
T'Own
Hussars
Count Khevenhuller
Riedt
Italy
Bastia
O. S
Veneroso
Genoa
Marquis de Spinola
Naples
Geno
St. Phillip
Parthenope
Lombardy
LG Léghorn
Pandolfin
Baitra
Paris
Iland
Florence
N. S
Conner
Leghorn
Acter
M. de Montemar
Tuscany
Lombrdy
MT. Volottia
Ad Mazzone
Lecter
Legnorn
Geneca
Branwisz
M. Ee Mentemir
Ls Coulier
Spain
Madrid
O.S
Cadiz
Havanna
Cuba
St. Jago
SJE
France
Francfort
Poland
Saxony
L.E Paris
Pifeck
Budweis’s
Marshal de Broglie
Count d’Aubigne
Duke de Luxembourg
Marquis de Mirepoix
Duke de Bouffiers
Duke of Luxembourg
Alsace
Budweis
Holstein
Marquis de Saumarie
Stockholm
Grand Duke
London
M. Buffy
Versailes
Westphalia
Marshal de Maillebois
Hungary
M. Baily
Sje Paris
Lamain
Batavia
M. Walknner
Dutch East-India Company