Major General Arrives in Hexzue Amid Alliances and War News
Letters from Ghent report a large convoy of corn hay and oats ready to ship to the army. The two sides assemble near the field of battle and the Prince Eugene plans to force a clash, with word that the Barrier Treaty advances. Count de Tilly is expected back as imperial troops move toward the army, with ships and land forces joining by mid month. Reports also note embargo orders at Scanderoon and a French sea force bound for America.
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