Large European Armies Move With Naval Support
Reports from Lisbon, Cadiz, and Berlin describe a major mobilization as four thousand cavalry and twelve thousand infantry prepare to embark, with cannons and ample ammunition. Admiral Haddock and Navarre plan sea movements, while the Duke de Montemar heads to St. Adefonso then Barcelona to command expedition troops. Meanwhile Finnish, Silesian, and Bohemian theaters show ongoing troop shifts, battles, and negotiations across Europe.
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