On June 25, at five o'clock in the morning, at dawn, the French Mediterranean Fleet officially entered the port of Ajaccio.

The battle in the city was not completely over, and although Colonel Butland, after receiving an urgent report from the Sardinian fleet, immediately ordered the whole army to abandon Ajaccio and retreat south, but in a hurry, the order to retreat was not fully conveyed to the ears of the soldiers who were still fighting fiercely at the front.

Seeing the French fleet approaching, Colonel Butland had no choice but to let go

From Corsica to the Fourth Rome Chapter 364 The allegiance of the two imperial marshals is in the middle of the hand, please wait a moment,

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