Savage combat and storm stories from distant fronts
Letters from Nuremberg and Cadiz report Austrian troops starving near Dressen while Daun’s convoys suffer. Earthquakes shake Dalecarlia at night. Admirals Broderick and Hawke engage in convoy duty, ship losses, captures, and mutinies swirl as privateers harry British routes, with multiple vessels seized or driven ashore.
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