Two Emperors in the Field French Sardinia War
News from Genoa Milan and Vienna reports war in Italy with Austrians and Sardinians clashing at Buffalora Mortara and Ticino bridge. French troops move from Genoa toward Piedmont while Victor Emmanuel leads. British stock markets reel as naval recruitment rises.
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French Troops Advance As Italy War Pushes On
Paris reports vow to aid Italy with a large French army marching toward the Alps and Piedmont, while Paris remains without a garrison. Troops depart for Lyons amid popular cheers, Genoa to be a base with Botany and Susa fortifications. Napoleon III signals English for support. Rome notes Austrian garrisons and fear in Papal States.
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