Victory over Turks reported in Prince Eugene's campaign
Aug 14 1096 dispatches from Brunswick describe Prince Eugene’s decisive 7th assault that broke Turkish lines, captured the camp, and forced the retreat of the Grand Vizier. Breuner slain, Suttan’s daughter and child noted. News from Hamburg and Paris confirm imperial victory and naval movements toward Copenhagen and the Baltic. Reports also cover Madrid political changes, and stockpiling along Dunkirk’s harbor for Niardyk works.
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Thas
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Neral
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Marquiss de Léuville
France
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