Court to Publish Narrative on Wittenberg Troops Role
The London Evening-Post reports the public learned that German gazettes claim Wittenberg troops misbehaved at Liffa. The court promises a narrative to prove whether those troops caused the loss or if Austrian failures, despite numbers, were to blame with auxiliaries implicated.
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Stuttgard
Fan
Wittenberg
Liffa
Schweidnitz
Breslau
Duke of
Mecklenburgh
Empire
Ratisbon
Prusian
Rosbach
Richelieu
Elb
Berlin
Paris
Rome
Conflans
Amsterdam Gazette
London
America
British Seaboard Anger Over Antigallican Detention
London letters discuss Spain’s cruel acts against British ships after peace, the Antigallican privateer, and Gibraltar’s fear. References to Spain’s indiscipline, naval affairs, and calls for releasing prisoners, with notes on Hanover and Vienna diplomacy and local court appointments.
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America
Commons
Spain
Aix-la- Chapelle
Gibraltar
Reid
Morocco
Electorate of Hanover
Berlin
Germany
Vienna
Prince Ferdinand of
Brunswick
Ephraim
Copenhagen
France
James Collingwood
Plymouth
Carke
Ireland
Listurder
Cannonbury Park
Islington
Chris’s Hospital
Halstead
Essex
John Houghton
Lind
Guyfe
Windsor
His Majesty’s Chapel-Royal
Cooper
Westminster Abbey
Edgeware
Wittington
Suffolk
Filmage
Oxfordshire
St. Mary Aldermary’s
Anibal Paulhan
Bow- Lane
Richards
Camberwell
Anne of Holstein
Sevenoaks
Kent
Marion Lambert
Lord Cadogan
Grave End
Tilbury
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