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To Secretary St John from Ormonde: [the two armies] have crossed the Scheldt, leaving...
Catalogue reference: SP 87/7/10
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- 1712 May 28
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To Secretary St John from Ormonde: [the two armies] have crossed the Scheldt, leaving Lord Albemarle to protect the convoys. Dispositions of the allied and enemy armies. The artillery convoy has arrived at Marchienne. Dated at camp at Solemes. ff. 19, 20
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Secretaries of State: State Papers Foreign, Military Expeditions
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