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Friedland Victory and Aftermath Report from 1807
Seventy nine bulletin details Napoleon's Friedland victory over Russia and Prussia on June 13 14 and 15 1807 with Latour Maubourg Davout Ney Lannes Mortier and Victor leading and capturing 80 cannon and thousands of Russian and Prussian dead or wounded. The narrative covers pursuit to Konigsberg Fort Fortune and subsequent strategic moves toward Friedland and prelude to further campaigns. A second item records 1807 Georgia public meetings in Greene and Oglethorpe counties denouncing British aggression against the Chesapeake with pledges to support the US government and militia as tensions rise toward war.
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