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 1 2|    besieged in Barletta by the French. They came to an encounter
 2 2|       not been succored by the French Cavalry: none the less,
 3 4|     times when they routed the French in the Kingdom (of Naples)
 4 4|       to have waited until the French Army had crossed the Adda,
 5 4|       how to avoid it; for the French being near to them, as the
 6 5|  account of the tumults of the French. When you want to march,
 7 6| observed, remembering that the French in the year one thousand
 8 6|      their fury. Thus were the French routed, and thus are those
 9 7|      demolished). Now from the French, we have learned to make
10 7|      only with difficulty, The French, moreover, have many other
11 7|      to the bent spokes of the French carriages; for when the
12 7|     Cities and Fortresses. The French, for the greater security