Great War Council Draws Flemish Forces Plans Bomb Load
Septate of Europe reports a grand council of war as the Duke of Witsonburgh and the Prince of Commerty depart to draw Flemish forces, with detachments from Brabant garrisons. French movements on the Sambre stalled by weather. Prince Waldeck dies in service. burial planned at Corback. Earl of Arbléné sails to Hifsted awaiting Mik Scravemore’s return to command.
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Duke of Witsonburgh
Prince of Commerty
Brabant
Sambre
Garcie
Mons
Namur
Aiaf
le Baffire
Farns
Digmude
Prince of Waldeck
Roth
Great Brittain
Hungary
Matfirisht
Corback
Waldeck
Hague
Earl of
Arblené
Hifsted
Mik Scravemore
Reflections on the Low Court Trials and Holland
The thaw continues to delay the movements of the English forces in Flanders and the French projects. Despite this, vigilance cannot be relaxed when dealing with a prince whose officers and soldiers risk life and soul for him. The French king shows disregard for his troops’ Winter hardships, planning to rest them in Summer. He is likened to a thief working unseen at night while people sleep.
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Flanders
France
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