Corsican Rebel Theodore Arrives With Rich Stores
Reports from Corsica describe Theodore of Neuhoffen, a feared Sabre of Prussia lineage, arriving with artillery, provisions, and treasure. Genoese distrust him, but observers in Rome and here view him as capable, having escaped Algerine captivity last year and now seeking power via Corsican support. Venice moves to declare free port status to boost trade, while European court notices mix royal ceremonies, naval convoys, and political shifts across Paris, London, Madrid, and Constantinople.
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Charles Wager
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