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War News from Constantinople to Naples and Gaeta
Private letters from Constantinople report ongoing war with Persia and troop reinforce ments across the Ottoman front. notes that Grand Signor court officials swear an oath to secrecy and that peace near in sight may follow amid Russian Saxon maneuvers in Silesia and Poland. Paris and Genoa dispatch describe Gaeta’s fall and Naples largely conquered with only two forts remaining.
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Persia
Houthold
Empire
Thomas Kouli-Kan
Aleppo
Advanc
Hamadan
Bagdat
Gianon Coggia
Rhodes
Cyprus
Dantzick
Thorn
Poland
Augustus
Pohlentz
Warsaw
Wartenberg
Silesia
Palatinate of Mozovia
Palatinates
Dyettines
Dyet
Pacifi
Cation
de Munich
Peterfure
Lepick
Bose
Kievia
Dresden
Vienna
Franconia
Passau
Egra
Polih
Universalia
Hague
Spiers
Prince Eugene
Weinheim
Bergstrafs
Heidelberg
Neckar
Ladenbourg
Manheim
d’Asfeldt
Vien
Marshal de Noailles
Rhine
Philipsbourg
Heilbron
de Noailles
Eugene
George of Hefse-Caffel
D’ Asfeldt
Lutterboug
Fort Louis
Marguiate
Baden
Briac
Baron de Rote
Prince Royal of
Prissin
Brandenbourg
Elector Palatine
Prince of Orange
Haeimilian of
Heffe
Aremberg
Italy
Hussars
France
Marquess de Gonzaga
Quingentolo
Mantua
Sardinia
Capua
Kingdom of
Naples
Pescara
Spain
Africa
Paris
Genoa
Otranto
Aquila
Sicily
Germany
Raftar
Veilles
Heilsbron
Duke of
Gaeta