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Siege of Marpurg and Dresden News from 1759 Chronicle
From Nether-Weimar and Tellich t near Munster reports describe the siege of Marpurg ending in surrender of 39 officers and 818 men. Imhoff lifts siege of Munster and moves toward Wezul. Paris notes a grand council on German affairs and Sardinia’s readiness. Dresden garrison surrender prompt pursuit by Wehla and Croats with heavy losses. Rouen reports English bombardment and French boats nearing completion.
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France
Paris
Germany
Spain
Italy
Madrid
Turin
Sardinia
Aix-la Chapelle
Perrs
Count de Marainville
Pettierday
Versailles
Dresden
Prince de
Wunfch
Brouffien Hussars
Brentano
Wunich
Wehla
Lusatia
Marshal Daun
Rouen
Havre
Bafon
de la Clue
Prince de Soubiie
M. de la Clue
Loscawen