Fortunatus and the coup at Haflen-Beg camp
Fortunatus recounts lavish travel with Turkish slaves, prize concerns, and a bold push toward Koraslan. After a night of revelry and a failed assault on Haflen-Beg’s fortifications, his camp is attacked, he is captured by Persian officers, and a ransoming plan collapses as he discovers his pivotal gold stash hidden away.
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Port News: Sailed Vessels Leave Downs and Downs-bound Ships
Port News from Deal on December 30 details vessels sailing from the Downs and Gravesend including Portmahone and Dragon under orders, Alderney and Hound Hoops for East India, Amherst for Virginia, Seal for Bilbao, Jeremiah and Mary for Portsmouth, Aaron for Cork, and St Anne for Gravesend, with several ships departing Rochelle Maryland Jamaica Gibraltar and Gibraltar routes noted.
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Portsmouth
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Drinkwater
Cork
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Gravesend
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Rochelle
Allen
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Dalton
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