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 1 2,3 |   the other was Duke John of Calabria, who commanded the whole
 2 4,2 |   other hand the boundary of Calabria. ~When this treaty, so advantageous
 3 5,4 |    Alexander and the Duke of Calabria went up an the terrace which
 4 5,4 |   till then, did the duke of Calabria mount on horseback, and,
 5 5,5 |    been done for the Duke of Calabria. ~The pope, as we said,
 6 5,8 |     stations on the coast of Calabria and Naples. The Duke of
 7 5,8 | present itself at Reggio, in Calabria, for the town to throw open
 8 6,1 | Stuart family, lieutenant in Calabria; Etienne de Vese, commander
 9 6,4 |     crossed from Sicily into Calabria with six thousand volunteers
10 6,4 |     defending, inch by inch, Calabria, the Basilicate, and Naples,
11 11,1|     in Romagna, the other in Calabria; he therefore published
12 12,2|     his own share Apulia and Calabria, with the title of Duke
13 12,2| opened all his fortresses in Calabria. ~But the feeling of safety
14 12,2|     Spaniards on the side of Calabria. ~These dispositions were
15 12,3|       Dan Ferdinand, Duke of Calabria, retired to Spain, where