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MG-A(G.758.036
7 Sep 1758:11,12 (696)
The night before last a messenger arrived from Prince
Ferdinand of Brunswick's Head Quarters at Cleves, with the
following account of the operations of the army under his
highness's command. . . [1 column]
The Hussars, supported by the Voluntiers, surprised at
first some patrolers, which were made prisoners of war; and
still continuing to advance, defeated the Cavalry that
shewed themselves, and took a pair of kettle-drums and
standard from the regiment of Bellefond. . .
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