Albanians attempt Corsica style revolt and Corsican clashes
Reports from Tripoli and Leghorn detail Albanians seizing city guards in a night plot, then fleeing by sea where many were executed. Corsican warfare resurges with Genoese and Greek forces repelling French advances toward Alata Olmetto and Quenza as peasants resist. Paris chatter notes looming legal and clerical reforms while broader European unrest and weather woes persist.
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