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Here of the Iceni , A.D. 61 . occurred the massacre of the Alamo , 6 March , 1836 , on First battle of St. Albans , when the Lancastrians were defeatwhich day a Mexican force of 1500 or 2000 men , under ed , their leader , Edmund , duke ...
Here of the Iceni , A.D. 61 . occurred the massacre of the Alamo , 6 March , 1836 , on First battle of St. Albans , when the Lancastrians were defeatwhich day a Mexican force of 1500 or 2000 men , under ed , their leader , Edmund , duke ...
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1838 , 300 B.C. ( after the battle of Ipsus , 301 ) , acquired the name and supported by Messrs . Charles Villiers , Richard Cob- · Queen of the East . " Here the disciples were first den , John Bright , etc .; Jobn Benjamin Smith ...
1838 , 300 B.C. ( after the battle of Ipsus , 301 ) , acquired the name and supported by Messrs . Charles Villiers , Richard Cob- · Queen of the East . " Here the disciples were first den , John Bright , etc .; Jobn Benjamin Smith ...
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An act for the Appeal or Assize Of Battle . By the old law of protection of apprentices , etc. , was passed in 1851. The England , a man charged with murder might fight with apprentices of London have been , at times , very riotous ...
An act for the Appeal or Assize Of Battle . By the old law of protection of apprentices , etc. , was passed in 1851. The England , a man charged with murder might fight with apprentices of London have been , at times , very riotous ...
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Series of battles near the Hog's Back , Aldershot ; Grant 1878 . Cavalry . 7.606 declared victor . .... 16-19 Sept. 12,945 15,098 Battle of Fox's - hill ; Carey defeats Staveley ..... 21 Sept. Artillery . 8.710 18,853 30,695 Engineers .
Series of battles near the Hog's Back , Aldershot ; Grant 1878 . Cavalry . 7.606 declared victor . .... 16-19 Sept. 12,945 15,098 Battle of Fox's - hill ; Carey defeats Staveley ..... 21 Sept. Artillery . 8.710 18,853 30,695 Engineers .
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At a battle here Richard I. of NINE in Jan. 1563 ; and they received the royal authorEngland , commanding the Christian forces , reduced to ity and the authority of parliament in 1571. The Lam30,000 , defeated Saladin's army of 300,000 ...
At a battle here Richard I. of NINE in Jan. 1563 ; and they received the royal authorEngland , commanding the Christian forces , reduced to ity and the authority of parliament in 1571. The Lam30,000 , defeated Saladin's army of 300,000 ...
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| Title | Haydn's Dictionary of Dates Relating to All Ages and Nations: For Universal Reference |
| Author | Joseph Haydn |
| Editor | Benjamin Vincent |
| Edition | 7 |
| Publisher | E. Moxon and Company, 1883 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 2 Aug 2005 |
| Length | 833 pages |
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