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Pagina 170
In 208 he began his advance across southern Spain and brought Hasdrubal to battle near Baecula . In this action Scipio attempted against one of the victors of Cannae the envelopment tactics by which that engagement had been won .
In 208 he began his advance across southern Spain and brought Hasdrubal to battle near Baecula . In this action Scipio attempted against one of the victors of Cannae the envelopment tactics by which that engagement had been won .
Pagina 388
His chief advance in technique upon his Roman predecessors lay in the fuller use which he made of his engineering resources , whether in attacking fortresses or in throwing ...
His chief advance in technique upon his Roman predecessors lay in the fuller use which he made of his engineering resources , whether in attacking fortresses or in throwing ...
Pagina 618
But the main line of advance followed the valley of the Tyne , and struck across the Cheviots into Tweed - dale - the route usually adopted by Plantagenets and Tudors in their invasions of Scotland ( 79-80 ) .
But the main line of advance followed the valley of the Tyne , and struck across the Cheviots into Tweed - dale - the route usually adopted by Plantagenets and Tudors in their invasions of Scotland ( 79-80 ) .
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