Morocco Civil Strife Amid Mequinez Hostilities
reports from euta and Lisbon describe Muley Abdelmelech marching at the head of troops toward Mequinez to claim the governorship, while factions loyal to his dethroned brother stir unrest. Refugees flood cities as both sides ravage countryside, with Madrid court seeking guidance on policy.
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