Wars and Mobilization Notes Across Central Europe
From Prague to Vienna reports cover Polish Saxon royalty arrivals and gloom over potential Dresden fall. Dresden details a failed assault on Muffian forces, Daun’s siege plans, and rising bread orders. Vienna notes brisk maneuvers by Daun and Soltikoff, with reinforcements and winter-quarters planning. Hanover reports large wagon trains and artillery prep as English troops move toward Ferdinand’s army.
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Germauy V
Rostock
Wollin
Usedom
Oder
Randau
Stettin
Prague
Poland
Saxony
Koningslein
Dresden
Magdeburg
M. Daun
Soltikoff
Meiffen
Pirna
Haddick
Finck
Wunfch
Count Daun
Elbe
Prussia
Beck
Rombourg
Bohemia
de Ville
Pr. Henry
Laudon
Vienna
Regian
Silesia
Brandenburg
Marshal Daun
Prusia
Listadt
Imhoff
Mantter
Geiffen
Ferdinand
Serene
Landgrave
Hanover
Coibach
Pr. Ferdinand
Hameien
Embden
Diepnau
Prussian Victory Reported Over Austrian Forces
London reports say Prussia's Henry led a crushing attack on Austrian forces under Villattes near Dresden, routing them, taking 2606 prisoners including Villattes, and capturing six cannons. Discourse notes courtly plans for a large subsidy and troops to Prussia amid Europe conflict.
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M. de Villattes
Doon
Henry
Dresden
Amsterdam
Lond
Prussia
Hamburg
Hesfe
Count Caunitz
Count Daun
Vienna
Brussels
M. d'Etrees
M. Contades
Versailles
France
Germany
The
Hague
M. de la Clue
Italy
Civita
Vecchia
Rufsian
G. Brittain
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