...llth, the allies i The treaty is in Eatona, t. xxxv. p. 15 sqq. Caui. XXXVIII.] THE HOLY LEAGUE. 385 reached the heights of Kahlenberg, within sight of...fugitives, whose disorderly flight was only arrested by the Raab. The Turkish camp, with vast treasures in money, jewels, horses, arms, and ammunition, became...

...Austrian forces, under the Duke of Lorraine, and the other German contingents. On September 1 1th, the allies reached the heights of Kahlenberg, within...sight of Vienna, and announced their arrival to the beleagured citizens by means of rockets. On the following day the Turks were attacked, and, after a...

...within sight of Vienna, and announced their arrival to the beleagured citizens by means of rpckets. On the following day the Turks were attacked, and, after a few hours' resistance, completely routed The Turkish camp, with vast treasures in money, jewels, horses, arms, and ammunition, became the spoil...

...the Austrian forces under the Duke of Lorraine, and the other German contingents. On nth September, the allies reached the heights of Kahlenberg, within...after a few hours' resistance, completely routed. . . . The Turkish camp, with vast treasures in money, jewels, horses, arms, and ammunition, became...

...united army was found to amount to upwards of 83,000 men, with 186 pieces of artillery. On September 11, the allies reached the heights of Kahlenberg, within...fugitives, whose disorderly flight was only arrested by the Kaab. The Turkish camp, with vast treasures in money, jewels, horses, arms, and ammunition, became...