Army Movements From Flanders To Dresden Reach Bands Of War
Reports from Giroubet and Dresden describe the Allied and Prussian forces marching toward Saxony. Austrian, Prussian, and Russian positions shift as Contades and Sobile detachments head to winter quarters and Prussia exerts conscriptions to fund campaigns. Local summaries note sieges lifted at Neiss and Colberg, with Swedish allies and British officers visiting Munster for demonstrations of drill.
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Flanders
Army of the Empire
Giroubel
Lauenstein
Hennersdorff
Freyberg
Meisfen
Elbe
Dresden
Leipsick
Count Bruhl
Saxony
Count Schonberg
M.lubenberg
Count de Loos
Prussia
Mifnia
Thuringia
Gorlitz
Lauban
Queifs
Cuftrin
Colberg
Drambourg
Prentzlow
Uckerane
Marshal Contades
Prince of Sobife
Helle Caffel
Friedberg
Wetteravia
Caffel
Munster
Ferdinand of Brunswick
Granby
Waldegrave
Dreiftenfurth
Holstein Gottorp
Contades
Brafels
Brabant
Hagar
Lvo
Sweden
Brufel
Gazette
Dizgee
Wearty
Wagtag Depugigg
Holdernfe
Thie S
England
Brassels Gazette
London Gazette
Hogue
Count Dohna
Berlin
Pomerania
Mamteuffel
Stettin
Stromberg
Duc de Deux- Ponts
Itzenplitz
Prince Henry
Keiiclsdorff
Marienwerder
Fermer
Poland
Prince Ferdinand
Prince Yfenbourg
Gottengaen
Hague
Neis
Hamm
Lippe
Ferdinand
Peace Rumour Sparks Debate in Parliament Over Forts and Holdings
In London a debated letter argues against a dishonourable peace with France that would cede forts and American settlements. It warns such terms would invite further French encroachment and endanger Britain, urging continued resistance and urging victory through continued naval and continental campaigns.
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France
America
Great Britain
Europe
Germany
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Thomas Horner
William Rodsbard
Thomas Coward
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Mells
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Cumberland Bay
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Dublin
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