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Campaign of Count Munich and Balkan Frontiers Report
From Vienna and Paris dated late November reports detail Count Munich holding full powers for peace talks with the Porte, though no agreement ensued. Armies retreat from Vipalanka, Pancrova fortifications to be demolished, and winter quarters set. Saxe-Hildburghausen troops reconnoitre Mitrowitz while Turks withdraw. Talks of pressing for a new campaign with imperial funds and troops. Nearby Hungary notes unrest easing as grievances are addressed. In Paris, Cardinal Fleury and Duke Richlieu exchange pleasantries, while peace talks with the Porte center on Lichtenstein and Ragotski. Walachia proposed to satisfy Ragotski, with Emperor stipulations.
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Munich
Porte
Ukrain
Cantimir
Versailles
Marquess de Vaulgrenan
Belgrade
Vipalanka
Panczova
Ortova
Berenclau
Bannat
Temeswar
Pancrova
Ratscha
Saxe-Hildbourghausen
Mitrowitz
Ratfcha
Bosnia
Vienna
Hungary
Advics
Paris
Cardinal de Fleury
Ify
Fontainbleau
Cardinal Richlieu
Prince de Lichtenstein
Ragotski