On November 17th, Jerome Bonaparte, in the capacity of the highest commander of the Expeditionary Army Headquarters, issued a gathering order. Since no one in the entire Expeditionary Army held a position higher than Jerome Bonaparte, and no army was more formidable than the French, he easily commanded the allied forces of Britain, Italy, and Turkey. Marshal Lagren of the British Expeditionary Army, Marshal La Malamor of the Sardinian Expeditionary Army, and Omar Pasha of the Ottoman Empire Expeditionary Army, along with their aides and staff, braved the fierce cold to head to the French Expeditionary Army Headquarters to accept unified command from the French Expeditionary Army Headquarters.
When everyone arrived near the French Command, they saw Jerome Bonaparte and Marshal Pellissier standing at the door. They quickly accelerated their pace and reached the headquarters.
