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Page 90
... Apulia against the French - Neapolitan re- public . The rank of these ingenious fellows was not very elevated . De Cesare had been a livery servant in his own island , Boccheciampe an artilleryman and deserter , while the other two ...
... Apulia against the French - Neapolitan re- public . The rank of these ingenious fellows was not very elevated . De Cesare had been a livery servant in his own island , Boccheciampe an artilleryman and deserter , while the other two ...
Page 96
... Apulia were soon in open rebellion against the republic . " Having effected all this , his highness Corbara natu- rally became desirous of putting the riches he had acquired in a place of safety ; and , accordingly , he issued a royal ...
... Apulia were soon in open rebellion against the republic . " Having effected all this , his highness Corbara natu- rally became desirous of putting the riches he had acquired in a place of safety ; and , accordingly , he issued a royal ...
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... Apulia to the Cala- brians conducted by Cardinal Ruffo , who had been chiefly encouraged to undertake his famous expedition by the easy exploits of the Corsicans ; and , after some nine months , he saw the restoration of the legitimate ...
... Apulia to the Cala- brians conducted by Cardinal Ruffo , who had been chiefly encouraged to undertake his famous expedition by the easy exploits of the Corsicans ; and , after some nine months , he saw the restoration of the legitimate ...
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... Apulia and Calabria from the Greeks , driven the Arabs out of Sicily , and taken Epirus and Illyria from Alexis , Emperor of Constantinople . Strengthened by this new alliance , which brought Hil . debrand out of his embarrassed ...
... Apulia and Calabria from the Greeks , driven the Arabs out of Sicily , and taken Epirus and Illyria from Alexis , Emperor of Constantinople . Strengthened by this new alliance , which brought Hil . debrand out of his embarrassed ...
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