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Good start class. Could be improved by something on the aftermath which bridges the gap to the second siege, mentioned in the text.
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A fact from Siege of Coria (1138) appeared on Wikipedia's
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Good start class. Could be improved by something on the aftermath which bridges the gap to the second siege, mentioned in the text.
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