Chapter 429: War Indemnity

Lefevre looked at the Iris flag fluttering atop the coastal defense fortress of the Port of Annaba not far away and shook the reins in high spirits.

He had never thought the battle would go so smoothly before. It only took two and a half days to take down the entire Annaba. To be aware, with the marching speed of the Tunisian Legion, it would take almost two days to traverse the whole territory of Annaba.

That is to say, in a few days he would be able to return to Europe and most definitely catch up with the great campaign in Silesia.

A company commander rode up to Lefevre and tipped his hat in salute, saying,

"Sir, we have found a large number of heavy cannons in the fortress of the People of Algiers!"

"Oh?" Lefevre waved his hand without any particular interest, "The cannons of the People of Algiers aren't particularly valuable."

With the casting level in North Africa, the firepower of a 32-pound shore battery cannon is still not as good as Europe's 18-pound cannon.