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... sent ambassadors to Carthage to demand that Hannibal and his principal officers should be delivered up to them for their infraction of the treaty . In default of compliance with that demand the second Punic war was declared B.C. 218 ...
... sent ambassadors to Carthage to demand that Hannibal and his principal officers should be delivered up to them for their infraction of the treaty . In default of compliance with that demand the second Punic war was declared B.C. 218 ...
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... sent an equal number of his Spanish soldiers back to their homes * , he crossed the Pyrenees and entered Gaul with an * See Observation 2 . army which was now reduced by these detachments and the B C. 218 . 27 FIRST CAMPAIGN .
... sent an equal number of his Spanish soldiers back to their homes * , he crossed the Pyrenees and entered Gaul with an * See Observation 2 . army which was now reduced by these detachments and the B C. 218 . 27 FIRST CAMPAIGN .
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... sent off a strong detachment by night , with native guides , to ascend the river for about twenty miles , and then to cross as best they could , where there would be no enemy to oppose them . This detachment selected a part of the river ...
... sent off a strong detachment by night , with native guides , to ascend the river for about twenty miles , and then to cross as best they could , where there would be no enemy to oppose them . This detachment selected a part of the river ...
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... sent back for the second division , and before nightfall Hannibal's whole army , with the exception of the elephants , was encamped on the eastern bank of the Rhone . Early next morning Hannibal sent out some Numi- dians to ascertain ...
... sent back for the second division , and before nightfall Hannibal's whole army , with the exception of the elephants , was encamped on the eastern bank of the Rhone . Early next morning Hannibal sent out some Numi- dians to ascertain ...
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... sent on to encamp in a valley beyond ; but for the passage of the elephants a wider and more solid way was required , and its construction occupied two days more , during which both men and elephants suffered terribly from cold and want ...
... sent on to encamp in a valley beyond ; but for the passage of the elephants a wider and more solid way was required , and its construction occupied two days more , during which both men and elephants suffered terribly from cold and want ...
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