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128:Result
1133:Corfu
1003:Siege
957:Italy
928:Zadar
835:Breda
803:Genoa
759:Lippa
701:Paris
676:Reims
671:Mâcon
548:Mainz
543:Hanau
354:Lippa
339:Lissa
256:2,000
248:2,900
192:Italy
1364:ISBN
1345:ISBN
1323:ISBN
1104:and
1044:and
1008:and
968:HMS
938:The
921:HMS
895:The
764:Zara
725:Nive
666:Laon
577:Metz
491:Kulm
359:Zara
77:Zara
64:Date
1100:of
919:in
899:or
271:low
258:12
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1182:.
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250:2
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