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though it was only effective against German heavies at close range or from the flanks

was converted for use as an ambulance

sharp campaign

nobles and the gentry

Tjekker and Denyen who invaded the coast of the eastern Mediterranean including Egypt towards the end of the Late Bronze Age

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