Siege of the Turk Camp in Mount Abraham and Raimonde Gate
The narrative details a brutal daytime and nighttime siege around Mount Abraham and the Raimonde Gate. General Schuylenberg directs posts amid heavy bombardment, Turkish assaults, and counterattacks by German and Slavonian troops. By the 22nd the Turks abandon their camp, leaving artillery and supplies as Spanish warships arrive and embarkation is contemplated amid fatigue and weather setbacks.
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Schuylenberg
Stralsund
Schulenberg
Mount Abraham
Raimonde Gate
Engenier Meibom
Manruchia
Raimonde
Engenier Ia Rivers
Ratmonde
St. Anthony
K.philip V
St.Spiridion
Amsterdam
Rome
Cardinal Gualtiery
Edinburg
Francis Stuare
Earl of Murray
Carlisle
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