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... troops reached Mexico in 1862 ; they captured Mexico City in the following year and then installed as Emperor of Mexico the French nominee , Ferdinand Maximilian I , brother of the Emperor of Austria . Every protest which the United ...
... troops reached Mexico in 1862 ; they captured Mexico City in the following year and then installed as Emperor of Mexico the French nominee , Ferdinand Maximilian I , brother of the Emperor of Austria . Every protest which the United ...
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... troops towards Sofia in order to meet the advancing Serbian army . And when the first troop trains reached the terminus in central Bulgaria the soldiers had to march 80 miles across the Balkan Ranges , past the city of Sofia , and so ...
... troops towards Sofia in order to meet the advancing Serbian army . And when the first troop trains reached the terminus in central Bulgaria the soldiers had to march 80 miles across the Balkan Ranges , past the city of Sofia , and so ...
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... troops , fleeing from the French at Mainz , reputedly lacked the cash to hire ferries that would carry them to safety across the Rhine : penniless and calm , they surrendered . Perhaps the Austrians on the banks of the Rhine had sur ...
... troops , fleeing from the French at Mainz , reputedly lacked the cash to hire ferries that would carry them to safety across the Rhine : penniless and calm , they surrendered . Perhaps the Austrians on the banks of the Rhine had sur ...
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