Moorish Attack and Siege Report in Iberian Conflict
Describes a skirmish near a fortress with seven Volunteer troops guarding a castle, fierce musketry and a Moorish assault. Spaniards suffer light losses while Moors incur heavier casualties. night dragoons report limited enemy activity. Courier updates from Dresden, Dantuck, Vienna, Paris detail Muscovite movements, Polish resistance, and European political intrigue amidst looming war.
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