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Losses in Picardy and Imperial Italian Action Reported
In Hague news Lt Col of Picardy was killed with two staff officers while De la Morte and Parabert were wounded. Count Sinzendorf died, and General Debroffes met Regency lords. Prince Eugene's force crossed the Secchia to strike at Quistello, killing 800 and taking 700 prisoners, with 60 officers among them. Holland's States separated. Sicily remains in Spanish hands except Messina and Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. de Bleffa
Picardy
de la Morte
Carabiniers
M. Parabert
Hague
Count Sinzendorf
d’Asperen
Debroffes
Augustus
M. d’Uhlefelde
Eugene
Italy
Secchia
Nam’d Walchin
Holland
Rhine
Vienna
Naples
Sicily
Mesfina
Syracuse