The Bavarian Memorial on Bavaria's Plight from War
A memorial from the Bavarian Minister laments the occupation by 56 battalions and 19 regiments of horse, detailing widespread misery across clergy, nobility, peasants, and merchants, urging imperial states to halt the oppression and restore Bavaria's prospects. From the army at Fano reports Spanish troops retreat toward Ascoli or Fuligni, with Austrians pursuing. London dispatches note war delay, anti Bourbon alliances, and naval preparations as various officers and garrisons receive orders, with notices of marriages, deaths, and port movements.
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Bava‘rian
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Bavaria
Fano
Riffer
Lobkowitz
Pesaro
Rintini
Loretto
Brown
Hussars
Ascoli
Kingdom of
Naples
Fuligni
Umbria
Tuscany
Romagna
Lombardy
Duke of Modena
Venice
Bologna
Ancona
London
States- General
France
Vienna
Empire
House of Bourbon
John
Dutton Hall
Essex
Richard Jenoure
Much-Dunmew
John Jenoure
Kenelme Jenoure
Charlesi the Firth
England
Litchfield and Lion
Admiralty
Bristol
Thames
Board of Ordnance
Greenwich
James Annesley
Prince and Princess of Wales
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