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A press gangprovokedthe Battle of Ballacraine
in order to be mentioned passingly in Rebel Assault II for narrative reasons(passive) was inventedThe Battle of Dreighton
Andrew Crummydesignedthe Battle of Prestonpans
a commission from King Williamto paintthe Battle of the Boyne
On 27 August the 1st Marine Division and the Regiment returned to the frontlineto leadthe Battle of the Punchbowl
What eventscausedthe Battle of Chancellorsville
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Merry and Pippinleadthe Battle of Bywater
who gets commissionedto paintthe Battle of Lepanto
who commissioned Lunato paintThe Battle of Lepanto
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by William Ranney(passive) painted byThe Battle of Cowpens
by William Ranney(passive) Painted bythe The Battle of Cowpens
Robert W. Grafton(passive) was painted byThe Battle of Tippecanoe
William Ranney in 1845(passive) painted byThe Battle of Cowpens
nearly a century(passive) was paintedThe Battle of Lepanto
Galactia , a female painter , is commissionedto paintthe Battle of Lepanto
Gregorio Del Pilar(passive) was led byThe Battle of Bulakan
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the occasionspromptingthe Battle of Saragarhi
as it is the United Arab Emiratesis leadingthe battle of Hudaydah
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Luna in 1887(passive) painted byThe Battle of Lepanto
by William Barnes Wollen(passive) painted bythe Battle of Albuera
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Emmy - nominated composer Jeff Beal here(passive) composed byThe Battle of amfAR
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by an errant smallpox vaccine(passive) was caused bythe Battle of Chancellorsville
explain motives behind moves made by both the United States and the C.S.A. Studentsdiscoverthe Battle of Antietam
that Titian had unwittingly been sprinkled by ChronospaintedThe Battle of Lepanto
by the Vicomte de Lautrec(passive) led bythe Battle of Bicocca
to seize the strategic high ground of the Wyschaete - Messines ridge south of Ypres(passive) was designedThe Battle of Messines
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in 23,000 casualtiesresultedin 23,000 casualties
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in 22,000 casualtiesresultedin 22,000 casualties
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in over 21,000 casualtiesresultedin over 21,000 casualties
in Lincoln?s Emancipation Proclamationresultedin Lincoln?s Emancipation Proclamation
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