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Corsair Ali Coggia Restored To Favor In Dublin Journal 1735
The Dublin Journal reports Ali Coggia, the famed corsair once in disgrace, is restored to favor at the urging of Captain Bafa. It notes renewed imperial military activity in Hungary and Belgrade, Polish and Danish maneuvers, and English preparations for Lisbon convoy duties as Europe braces for ongoing war developments.
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