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Army of Observation formed from Corps de Reserve in Flanders
News from London and Vienna reports military realignments as Count Schwarzenberg’s troops reorganize into the Army of Observation with half moving toward Novgorod and Levonia and the other half toward Smolensk and Lithonia. Swedish galleys and transports head for Pomerania with a Danish and Russian naval presence patrolling the Baltic.
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