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Fighting Seminoles gives U.S. Gen. Andrew Jackson a pretext for invading Spanish-controlled Florida in 1817.
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Julius Caesar led a series of brutal and bloody campaigns against the Celtic tribes of Gaul.
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Hernando Cortés' thirst for gold and power leads him to kill hundreds of thousands of Aztecs.
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Eleventh-century warrior El Cid liberates Spain from the Moors.
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John C. Fremont conquers California as the covert leader and fomenter of the Bear Flag Rebellion.
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After defeating Gen. George Washington's rebel forces in the Battle of Long Island in 1776, British Gen. William Howe occupies strategic New York City.
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After slaying Goliath, King David fought his way to the top while establishing Israel as an independent nation and capturing Jerusalem in 995 B.C.
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French forces led by Napoleon achieved a stunning victory over the Austrians and Russians at Austerlitz in 1805.
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Staking his claim to the English throne, William the Conqueror launches an invasion from France to conquer England in 1066.
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Despite devastating losses, Russia's Marshal Zhukov conquers the German capital.
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Cromwell's massacre of the Royalists in Ireland helps to fuel Irish-English strife for more than three centuries.
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Union Gen. William T. Sherman launches a military campaign to destroy the Confederate infrastructure and ability to make war.
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Self - Historian and Author of 'Imperial Guard'
King Reynaldo
Philistine
General William Howe
Archery Battallion
Self - Author of 'Myths and Legends of Britain and Ireland'
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