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  <dc:title>William Eyre (in Europe) to Sir Philip Gell - the guns have been fired - sends an abstract of a letter to Spencer Cooper, the Lord Keeper's brother, from the secretary's office - on Sunday, at the Duke of Marlborough's attack, the French entirely surrendered, giving 6000 prisoners and 400 officers - Marlborough had two horses killed under him - they are in pursuit of the remainder of the enemy. 16 May</dc:title>
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  <dc:date>1706</dc:date>
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