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Significats de sanguinary battle en anglès
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Ús de sanguinary battle en anglès
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Save Shiloh, no other such sanguinarybattle had yet been fought on American soil.
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It was, indeed, a sanguinarybattle, surpassing in this particular any sea-fight of modern times.
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Meanwhile on the right, at South Mountain Pass, a still more sanguinarybattle had been in progress.
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A long and sanguinarybattle was fought near Aleppo, in which El-Ghuri was finally defeated through treachery.
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So this memorable and sanguinarybattle ended.
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A fierce and sanguinarybattle took place at Bateler's Ford, between two portions of the armies, A.P.
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The sanguinarybattle of Chickamauga was fought on the 19th and 20th of September.
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The war was of short duration, and was practically decided by the sanguinarybattle of SENTINUM (295) in Umbria.
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Igor was vanquished in a sanguinarybattle, taken captive, imprisoned in a convent, and Ysiaslaf became the nominal monarch of Russia.
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These were not always sham fights; the contests were, in many instances, real engagements displaying all the horrors of a sanguinarybattle.
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This was the force engaged on the 19th of December in the famous Swamp Fight, the most sanguinarybattle of Philip's War.
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Manfred was defeated and slain in a sanguinarybattle at Grandella, near Benevento, and Charles soon made himself master of the kingdom.
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Next day the British defeated the Turks in a sanguinarybattle 15 miles northwest of the captured town, and took many more prisoners.
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On the 16th, the Russians attacked the whole line of the French and Sardinian posts, and, after a long and sanguinarybattle, were defeated.
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A sanguinarybattle at Perryville resulted in the complete repulse of the Confederates, who retreated into Tennessee, carrying with them a vast quantity of plunder.
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There was then a sanguinarybattle,-thefew survivors, probably females, devouring some of the slain to provide for a future brood, and then dying also.