Albemarle’s Stand At Denain Ends With Capture Of Oakam
The defender Earl of Albemarle fortified the intrenchment at Denain, filled key apertures, and tried to repulse French forces under Savoy. Despite efforts to rally the center and right, the assault broke through, Albemarle was taken prisoner, and heavy casualties and prisoners followed as French forces advanced toward Valenciennes.
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Fim
Earl of
Albemarle
Bouchain
Marchiennes
Dhona
Count Dhona
Nassau
Valenciennes
Count Dhonay
Count Naffin-Woudenberg
Secequin
Prince of
Holstein
Dalberg
Zobel
de la Lippe
Tangnage
Cavanac
Spaen
Greek
Donnely
Herbshausen
Heuske
Brakel
Munnik
Els
Winckel
Fabritz
Bulomo
Till
Moors
Taurous
London Printing and War Dispatches from Dunkirk and Ostend
London notes arrivals from Dunkirk and Ostend with details on troop movements and defenses. Sold by Morphew near Stationers Hall, with updates from Bruffeds and Queasy regarding sieges and blockades in the ongoing conflict. Parliament prorogation to November 6 is recorded in Westminster.
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London
E. Bevington
Bloomsbury
F. Morphew
Stationers- Halle
Lohan
Jeph
Dunkirk
Ostend
Os S. Eneral Hill
Bouchain
Prince de Tingry
Bouohain
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Schelde
Dublin
A. Diemper
Downes
Lenox
St. Albans
Leopard
Rochester
Aurenge-Zebe
St. George
Hestor
Catherine
Averillo
Thistleworth
East-Indies
France
Thomas Wiliams
Bart
India
Genoa
Westminster
Furether