Europe War News and French Leadership Moves Abroad
Paris reports Majesty's Council of State decreed two 100000 man armies to be raised for Tas sin and Bourdeaux. Appointments include Count Mole as Guard Judge Minister of Justice, Duke of Bassang as Minister Secretary of State, and General Count Bertrand as Grand Marshal. Paris urges national unity against England as Milan recounts Verdiers’ troop movements and victories with heavy enemy casualties.
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Royal Army moves north to Hanover and Bremen
London dispatches reveal the army of the North shifts toward Hanover and the Weser region. The Prince Royal reforms movement, with Woronzoff and Winzingerode’s guard entering Cassel, and Blucher pursuing near Wetzlar as Czernicheff harasses the enemy. Reports cite Napoleon’s position, Czernicheff’s feats, and further Allied advances toward Frankfurt, Aschaffenburg, and the Rhine.
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