German Campaign Detachment Replaces Great Monarch’s Forces
Reported movements show 30 battalions and 50 squadrons from the King’s troops marching toward Germany under the Dauphin, while Luxembourg commands the rest. Liege’s defense deemed unnecessary and withdrawal favored. Continental news notes renewed stratagems, storms, and desertions among Swiffes and garrisons. General Zertam bases at Maefricht commanding 12000 men as siege guns are prepared. Brandenburghers and others augment both armies. The King and Duke of Bavaria inspect the growing force as weather disrupts operations.
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Anzefricht
Bruxelles
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Tate
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Toxrine Les Ordain
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Bavaria
Zertam
Maefricht
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Charleray
M. Fagel
Kelom
Reflections on Advice From the Lowe r- Countriesy RG
Reflections discuss the King of Great Britain's alliance with Bavaria and its role in thwarting the King of France. They claim timely measures prevented designs and deterred a domestic blow, noting the king's hasty return as mortifying and contrary to promised blessings from heaven after Heidelberg.
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