Battle report on Royal Highness shielded retreat and losses
An 18th century field narrative describes the defense at Hofeback and Haftenbeck where Royal Highness led Grenadiers and Brunswick brigades against Hessian and Hanoverian forces. A lengthy cannonade, stubborn musket fire, and bayonet clashes followed as the army retreated to Hamelon. Losses across Hanoverians Brunswick and Hessians totaled numerous officers and men, with detailed counts for killed wounded and missing.
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