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Turbulent Defections and War Talk From Polish Fronts
Reports from Warsaw dated February seven describe rebels and Turks trading mercy and hardship while Count Potocki in Constantinople seeks release to Vienna. The Grand Signior will not permit departure until war ends, alarming observers that Potocki may be sacrificed. In Latyczew a Turkish party was surprised by Ruffians, forcing retreat with 2000 men. Czartoryski informs Wolkonski of a Russian attack on Exfilei Confederates, scattering a force of about 2606 men.
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