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1 5,8 |        Piero dei Medici, and the defeat of Alfonso. The enterprise
2 6,2 |          nothing of the evils of defeat. This want of unanimity
3 6,4 |         suffer somewhat from the defeat at Seminara. At almost the
4 6,4 |          Taro, though a complete defeat for the confederates, was
5 13,4|          been made famous by the defeat of Hannibal. ~The duke arrived
6 15,3|     suffered sadly of late. ~The defeat of his army and his own
7 16,2| encounter; but the day after his defeat he rallied his army, and