Bombing of Monte Philippo Fort Shatters Italian Frontline
News from Tuscany and Lombardy recounts a powder magazine explosion at Monte Philippo Fort after a bomb strike, the garrison surrendering to Spanish forces as stronger Italian positions fall. Reports track Hungarian subsidies, mutinies, and shifting loyalties across Italy and the empire, with dispatches from Vienna and Mecklenberg authorities.
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