Descent Feints and War Plans Mentioned in 1759 Chronicle
In the 1759 Edinburgh Chronicle fragment, dialogue references a mounted army under a commander, pleas for action, and plans for a feint. Names such as Ferdinand, Sage, Remonstrate, Bani, and Peace appear in a tense political exchange. Four mails from Holland and four from Flanders are noted as part of the report.
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Ferdinand
Prince Henry of Prussia drives Austrians near Dommitich
London Gazette reports Prince Henry of Prussia at Torgau and his forces detaching units to Dommitich and Vogelfang to observe enemy movements. The Austrian troops push through woods behind our right, surround the camp at Dommitich, and engage Gen Finck and Gen Rebentith with mixed success. Prisoners rise to about 1500 while Prussian forces retake Eulenburg and Belgern, with Daun retreating toward Strebla and Wunich moving to Voglesang.
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Prince Henry of
Prussia
Torgau
Rebentish
Henry
Duben
Mulda
Eulenburg
Leipfic
Wittenberg
Tisat
Vogefang
Dommitich
Bergern
Schuldau
Rochwitz
Duc D'Aremberg
Finck
Voglesang
Wunfch
Elbe
Rebentith
M. Daun
Duc d
Aremberg
Dommitch
Pressch
Wunhich
Gémaingen
Voglefang
Muldau
Strebla
Ziethen
Wunich
Waffersleben
Belgern
Germany
Prussian Pomerania
Stralsund
Ferdinandthoff
Manteuffel
Paffewalk
Breflax
Russia
Austria
Hernstadt
Bojanowa
Poland
Trachenberg
Kotfchembo
Hulfen
Saxony
M. Fouquet
Werner
Upper Silesia
Moravia
Lavdon
Kohon
d'Argens
Berlin
Dresden
Hanover
Munster
Imhoff
Prince of
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