June 25th, 1830. At the Versailles Palace, Napoleon II's office.
Napoleon II was reading out the report of Marshal Davout who was still in Algiers, serving as its military governor.
According to it, they have fully controlled Algiers using his advice but there were still beys outside the capital who did not recognize French authority. There's still the Bey of Constatine in the eastern provinces and the Bey of Oran in the western provinces.
With those still ruling those provinces meant that Algiers was not yet fully conquered by the French. But it will not last for long as Marshal Davout pledged that he will do everything to make them submit or face similar consequences like they did to the Bey of Algiers. What he only needed was an authorization from the Emperor.
Napoleon II sighed. He thought it would be bad news from the Algiers but it wasn't. The beys and his armies are primitive compared to the modern French forces so there's no problem with carrying out another expedition.
