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Crim Conquests and Turkish Threats Move European Powers
The Dublin Gazette reports from August 1736 about Russian successes at Koslow Kimbrun and Asaph, with breaches and troop movements toward the Ukrain. Count Munich’s force, Ottoman plans, and Turkish defense at Caffa are detailed, along with Charles Laic’s praised siege leadership and new fortifications. Naples and Tuscany rumors surface, including papal quarters and Neapolitan troop shifts, while Corsican dispatches note Theodore’s actions and rising insurrections.
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