Siege actions near Cagliary and Sardinia detailed in 18th-century notes
Reports from Genoa and Cadiz describe the siege of Cagliary with 180 officers and soldiers aboard a Spanish ship. French and Austrian-aligned forces in Sardinia resist, while Lede and Rubi command, fortifications improve, and multiple engagements occur from September 12 to 22, including trench openings, artillery, and shifts in prisoner captures and leadership.
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Genoa
Cagliary
Palafino
Marquis de Rubi
Marquis Della Guardia
Count de St. Antonio
Marquis de Pes
Count de St. Martino
House of Austria
Della Conteffa
Grenadiers
Spain
Villarios
Maifony
Marquis of
St. Filippo
Marquis de Lede
Almandera
de Lede
Marquises de Mortnegro
Solemmy
Sorzo
Offi
Sig. Benites
Safari
K.philip
Thun
Don Gravino de Lipari
Lipper Sardinia
St. Philippo
Nicholas Fondini
Sardinia
Porto Torre
Mate Quifs de St. Vincenzo
Count de Montmar
Barcelona
Marquiss de Lede
Count de Pezuela
Marquiss de Rubin
Porto Scufo
Alguero
Marquiss de Rubi
Carreras
Sciamanna
Oreftan
Court de
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