Distress of Cavalry Troops and Allied Movements Reported
Reports from the war front describe horses perishing from distemper and difficulty in remounting cavalry. The Allies fortify near Aiortagne to secure the Scarpe navigation. Letters note French deserters near 50 after decampment and a political row over a regiment for Catalonia. Swiss authorities resist regency orders threatening die fara.
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