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War News From Europe as Armies Move Across Holstein and Swedes
An extended London Morning Post update describes Swedish dismounted dragoons marching from Wismar to join forces in Holstein, with Count Steinbock leading 15000 troops. The Czars plan to end the war in the North, while Denmark seeks peace through pressure. a large congress weighs a 30 to 40 thousand strong army to end the conflict. Concurrent reports note French attempts to burn magazines at Mons, imperial negotiations, and royal notices in London including arrivals of the Duke of Argyle and the Duke d Aumont.
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London
Hague Courant
Hamburg
Czar
Grabau
Holsein
Sweden
Wismar
Steinbock
Holstein
Hague
Mons
Amsterdam
Steinbeck
Decemb
Brunswick
Prussia
Hanover
Antwerp
Holland
Flanders
Amsterdam Courant
Jatt
Vienna
P. Ragotski
Torquitz
Couns Ferves
Constantinople
K. Stamisians
Poland
Utrecht
Zinzendorf
Baron Kirchner
Dover
Fan
Duke of Argyle Arriv
Calais
Bolingbroke
Duke of Argyle
Duke d’ Aumont
Earl of Dartmouths
Lord Ashburnam
Duke of Ormond
Earl of Shaftsbury
Atterbury
Christ-Church, Oxon
Rolls