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Henrik
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The European Union, Sweden, Lund
Dec 2000 time: 06:14
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It showed the control of diverse convoys that they aided to Felipe V in Barcelona deceiving
English monitoring. In one of them it was surrounded by superior forces, and worried it knew to leave setting afire some the ships that followed to him what rompío the circle that surrounded to him.
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In 1713 it was promoted Captain,
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Hehe the translation is funny 
And sadly only half of the page is translated 
Oh well, I get the picture I guess.
As an english mean no doubt would refer to it :
"Ah yes that little battle, dreadfull business, really, Jolly good show though. He was a fine chap for a spaniard, I guess"

(If anyone has any doubts about the last sentence; it was a joke and on the brittish expense too )
[This message has been edited by Henrik (edited February 21, 2001).]
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Fiera
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Proud Member of the Spanish Gang
Mar 2000 time: 06:14
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Hey Waku, surprisingly enough, I hadn't read this post yet. Thanks very much for your effort, I had already browsed that page some time ago. As you say, not very much info about Urbina, but it's a very interesting text indeed. A step in the right direction both for Spanish History and Spanish Philosophy in the web. 
This reminds me of a quite interesting question. I know most of you love History, but how about Philosophy? As you know, I'm a "fanatic" of the Spanish 16th century. There were lots of good and, regretably, very unknown (even here in Spain), Spanish philosophers at that time (Vives, Guevara, Gómez Pereira, etc). So, anyone up to a "light" philosophical discussion?

Edit: regarding the "History links" thread, it doesn't seem very difficult if we set up a thread, and we freely add interesting links there, maybe with a short description. Then when we got a big enough number of them, someone could put them all together (sorted out by cathegories) in a webpage.
[This message has been edited by Fiera (edited April 08, 2001).]
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