French and Russians expect action as fleets move and leaders reshuffle
Reports from July detail French stores in Haguenan and fear of Tartars in Siberia. Czars subjects retreat inland to avoid incursions while the Turkish fleet sails to the Black Sea with 30900 land-men, aiming at Asaph. Muted Russian strength cited due to water shortages. Elector of Barziz advances on Namur, potential Brabant insurrection dampened by Dutch loyalty fears. In Germany, Electors plan Frankfurt meeting for Charles’s election, with French commissaries in Luxembourg aiding forces for Alisee. Waggons, deserters, and troop movements fill the front, while edicts reshuffle English governance and naval actions in Edinburgh and Cork postings.
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