Fortifications at Melilla and Granada siege reports end in view
Reports from May describe engineers inspecting Melilla fortifications, daily work by four hundred men, and successful sallies by Granadiers to disrupt Moorish lines. Bey attacks near Alcaudette are discussed and a plan to reduce rebels is reported with prisoner handling. Royal dispatches discuss alliances, fleets, and court intrigues.
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