Remarkable siege letters reveal Muscovite assault and surrender
A period letter recounts a brutal Muscovite assault on a town held by Muffidman troops. Fire and explosions destroyed magazines and houses, many died, and the garrison capitulated. Narration follows prisoners, evacuations, and appeals for safe peace through the sublime Porte.
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