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... town of the county , placed almost in the center thereof . This town , the Britons ( says he ) call Aberhondhy , from the confluence of the two rivers , Hondhy and Usk . That it was inhabited in the time of the Romans is evi- dent ...
... town of the county , placed almost in the center thereof . This town , the Britons ( says he ) call Aberhondhy , from the confluence of the two rivers , Hondhy and Usk . That it was inhabited in the time of the Romans is evi- dent ...
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... town , situated on the side and at the foot of a steep mountain . The Ter runs through the town , which is surrounded with good walls , flanked with fortifications , and defended by two forts erected on the mountain . This is an ancient ...
... town , situated on the side and at the foot of a steep mountain . The Ter runs through the town , which is surrounded with good walls , flanked with fortifications , and defended by two forts erected on the mountain . This is an ancient ...
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... town , built on an eminence near the banks of the Minho , was the spot on which Sir John Moore halted in his retreat , and offered battle to the French . Orense , a small inland town , deserves notice chiefly for the virtues of its ...
... town , built on an eminence near the banks of the Minho , was the spot on which Sir John Moore halted in his retreat , and offered battle to the French . Orense , a small inland town , deserves notice chiefly for the virtues of its ...
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