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the General William Henry Harrison(passive) led bythe Battle of Tippecanoe
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an errant smallpox vaccine ) , which kept them on guard duty in the rear.[5(passive) was caused bythe Battle of Chancellorsville
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General Lee(passive) was lead byThe Battle of Antietam
as it is the United Arab Emiratesis leadingthe battle of Hudaydah
The First Freedom Fighter 2012 Movie Storyline Maharana Pratap ’s clashes with Akbar and Man Singh Icausedthe battle of Haldighati
Franz Roubaud between the years 1910 and 1912(passive) was created bythe Battle of Borodino
Tolstoy ... numerous , separate eventscomposethe battle of Austerlitz
outstanding Russian artist Franz Roubaud in 1912 and dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Patriotic War of 1812(passive) created bythe battle of Borodino
T.E. Lawrence of “ Lawrence of Arabia ” fame helpedleadthe battle of Aqaba
Augustus , in return , declares war upon him and Cleopatrathus causingthe Battle of Actium
When the exiled Dwarves of the Lonely Mountain tried to reclaim Moria , the infamous Azog led his Orc army to fight against their enemiescausingthe Battle of Azanulbizar
to enter into history as the final showdown that spelled the demise of the monstrous Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant(passive) is setThe battle of Baghouz
the confederate troops(passive) were ledThe battle of chancellorsville
Several factorssetthe battle of Austerlitz
Learnersdiscoverthe Battle of Antietam
Studentsdiscoverthe Battle of Antietam
The culmination of Confederate General Robert E. Lee ’s 1862 invasion into Marylandresultedthe Battle of Antietam
He led the warriors into battle with the soldierscreatingthe Battle of Tippecanoe
Marshal Jean - de - Dieu Soult and an allied army that was commanded by Portuguese Marshal William Beresford and that consisted of British , Portuguese and Spanish troops(passive) was led byThe battle of Albuera
outstanding command and strategy of Yi Sun - sin(passive) was triggered byThe Battle of Hansando
German battleship Schleswig - Holstein opened fire on a Polish military transit depottriggeringthe Battle of Westerplatte
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the notorious General Lothar von Trotha on the German side and Samuel Maharero on the Herero side(passive) led byThe Battle of Ohamakari
Lord Methuen(passive) led byThe Battle of Magersfontein
the negligence of Tolstoy 's valet who forgot to bring the Emperor ’s gum boots to the battlefield(passive) was caused bythe Battle of Borodino
The destruction of the UNSC Grafton by a CSO - class supercarrier afterpromptedthe Battle of Viery
Welsh scrum - half Robert Jones(passive) is sparked byThe Battle of Ballymore
Gérard for Napoleon(passive) painted bythe Battle of Austerlitz
the negligence of his valet who forgot to bring the Emperor ’s gum boots to the battlefield(passive) was caused bythe Battle of Borodino
the Swiss - born Italian artist Carlo Bossoli(passive) painted bythe Battle of Solferino
an attempt to capture Hapilon(passive) was triggered byThe battle of Marawi
the house of Gwon Yul -- a great commanderledthe Battle of Haengju
the High Prophet of Truth of the Keysparkedthe Battle of Cleveland.[1
against the fight for Independence(passive) was setThe Battle of Roslin
the orderscausedthe Battle of Borodino
as the bloodiest day in all Napoleonic wars(passive) is createdThe Battle of Borodino
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the famous charge across Burnside 's Bridge ... suffering 120 casualties.[4ledthe famous charge across Burnside 's Bridge ... suffering 120 casualties.[4
the famous charge across Burnside 's Bridge ... suffering 120 casualties.[3ledthe famous charge across Burnside 's Bridge ... suffering 120 casualties.[3
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in more than 23,000 casualties — the bloodiest single day of battle of the entire warresultedin more than 23,000 casualties — the bloodiest single day of battle of the entire war
in a total of 23,000 casualties on both sidesresultedin a total of 23,000 casualties on both sides
to Abraham Lincoln ’s issuance of the preliminary Emancipation Proclamationalso ledto Abraham Lincoln ’s issuance of the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation
in the bloodiest day in all of American historyresultedin the bloodiest day in all of American history
in President Lincoln ’s issuance of the preliminary Emancipation Proclamationdirectly resultedin President Lincoln ’s issuance of the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation
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in heavy losses on both sidesresultedin heavy losses on both sides
in the issuance of the Emancipation Proclamationresultedin the issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation
in a victory over the Indians by American forces and Montgomery ... increasing understanding of the Indiansresultedin a victory over the Indians by American forces and Montgomery ... increasing understanding of the Indians
in over 23,000 casualties ... and was the bloodiest one - day battle of the entire warresultedin over 23,000 casualties ... and was the bloodiest one - day battle of the entire war
in more casualties than the American Revolution , the War of 1812 , the Mexican War and the Spanish American War combinedresultsin more casualties than the American Revolution , the War of 1812 , the Mexican War and the Spanish American War combined
in both sides suffering heavy casualties ... but neither was able to prevail decisively in either the battle or the warresultedin both sides suffering heavy casualties ... but neither was able to prevail decisively in either the battle or the war
in the State President of Delaware , John McKinlyresultedin the State President of Delaware , John McKinly
in horrific loss of life on both sidesresultedin horrific loss of life on both sides
to a formal declaration of war in 1812ledto a formal declaration of war in 1812
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in heavy losses on both the Union and Confederate sidesresultedin heavy losses on both the Union and Confederate sides
immense losses on both the American and Japanese sidescausedimmense losses on both the American and Japanese sides
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in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of soldiers on both sides and great material damagesresultedin the deaths of hundreds of thousands of soldiers on both sides and great material damages
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in a draw but a Union strategic victoryresultsin a draw but a Union strategic victory
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