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Kriegskorrespondenz des Markgrafen Ludwig Wilhelm.
Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, Abt. Generallandesarchiv Karlsruhe, 46 Haus- und Staatsarchiv: I. Personalia
Haus- und Staatsarchiv: I. Personalia >> Baden-Baden (Nr. 1814-4490a) >> 11. Ludwig Wilhelm >> 11. Ludwig Wilhelm >> Kriegssache
Januar 1705-Dezember 1705
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Kaiser Leopold I. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 13, 14, 14a, 15, 16, 17*, 19, 20, 21, 22*, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28*, 29, 30 und [33] diese Nummer neu eingefügt
Winkelhofen, General. 2
Chamaillart, französischer Kriegsminister. 6a
Bruyninx, Hamel, holländischer Gesandter. 8, 9 und 18
Marsin, maréchal de. 15a
Nassau-Dillenburg, Wilhelm von. 20
Kreisausschreibende Stände in Schwaben. 23
Schönbergisches Regiment. 23a
Wyller, Ingenieur. 31
Kurmainz, Kurfürst. 32 und 108*
Bayreuth, Markgraf von. 32
Kaiser Josef I. 34, 35*, 36*, 38, 39, 40*, 41, 43, 46, 47*, 49, 49a, 50*, 51, 52*, 57, 58*, 59a, 62*, 65*, 67, 68, 69*, 70, 71*, 73*, 74, 76, 76b, 81*, 85*, 92*, 99*, 104, 105, 106*, 109*, 112*, 115*, 116*, 117, 119, 120*, 120a, 121, 125*, 126*, 130*, 131*, 146*, 148*, 150, 151*, 154*, 156*, 157, 158*, 160, 161, 164*, 165, 166*, 168, 169, 171b, 172*, 173, 175*, 176, 177, 179, 180*, 182, 185, 185a, 187, 191* und 192
Marlborough, Herzog von. 2a*, 37*, 42*, 44*, 45*, 54*, 55*, 59*, 66*, 69*, 72*, 78*, 82*, 83*, 84*, 90*, 91*, 111*, 113*, 149*, 188* und 190*
Dyhlin, badischer Hofkammerrat. 56
Salm, Fürst von. 62 und 171b
Rechteren von Amelot, Baron, niederländischer Gesandter. 61
Geldermalsen, von, niederländischer Gesandter. 76a*, 79*, 89a* und 93
Rehbinder, pfälzischer General. 77
Baden-Durlach, Friedrich Magnus, Markgraf zu. 87a
Thüngen GFM [Generalfeldmarschall]. 89, 97, 153* und 180
Tielen [Dyhlin ?], badischer Hofkammerrat. 96 und 114
Vorster [Forster ?], Christoph. 96 und 174
Neipperg, General. 97a
Johann Ernst von W. [Weilburg ?]. 101
Burkhard [von der Klee], Reichshofkriegsrat. 103
Lamberg, Graf Franz Sigmund, FWM [Feldwachtmeister]. 107a
Baumeister, badischer Beamter in Rastatt. 114
Sachsen-Meiningen, Ernst Ludwig zu. 118
Badische Regierung in Baden. 114, 122, 124 und 167
La Tour (von Thurn), General. 122, 124 und 147
Kollonitsch [Kollonitz von Kollograd], Adam Graf von. 127
Volkershofen, Baron von. 128
Lattermann, kaiserlicher Obrist. 129
Roth, Baron von. 129
Welsch, Ingenieur. 155
Württemberg, Eberhard Ludwig von, Herzog. 159 und 171
Friesen, Graf, General. 162 und 163
Wackerbarth, Graf von, pfälzischer General. 170
Bibra, GFZM [Generalfeldzeugmeister], Wittwe. 171a
Schwäbische Kreisstände. 178, 181, 183, 186 und 189
Roth, Obrist von. 184
Goor, holländischer General. 24a
Schertel, Major. 123a
Toul, Bischoff von, de Camelly. 153a
Hohenzollern-Hechingen, Fürst von. 170a
Fränkischer Kreis. 167a
Notabene: Es fehlen die Nummern 33 und 75
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