Intrigue between Court and Pope over Imperial dispatches
Reports from June describe friction between the Court of Picante and the Pope after communications from the Emperor about the Marquis and the sending of troops to Mantua. Prince Eugene of Savoy faces obstacles in Italy while France and Spain cheer the Duke of Marlborough’s moves. Dispatches from The Hague, Trent, and Mantua detail troop movements, reinforcements, and strategic entrenchments as alliances shift and diplomatic efforts attempt reconciliation.
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Grimani
Spain
Picante
Eugene of
Duke of
Miandreme
Mantuz
Italy
Eugene
Lewis
the Hague
Mossow
Rhene
Bohemis
Mantuans
Mowntenera
Gurtateds
de Mins
Ais Cama
Adige
Trent
Caleaders
Solari
Ascher
Chainsiveer
Goins
Lembert
Radgbom
England
Rolland
France
Hyed
WeAiewland
Mary Flanderkins
Spanish Netherlands
Keyserwaert
Rhine
St Burgundy
Prusia
Cis
Nimechen
Hhis
Lavfftert
Paris
Falmouth
Clyes
Rives
Ourlatt
Winchester
Downs
Portsmouth
Vere Friger
Antego
Tendon
Baron of
Spanair
Extraordiriany of
Prajis