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Spanish had a lot.
In those years Spanish had total hegemony.
It was not safe for us if the Spanish had it.
The Spanish had success in these years.
Nobody ever said that learning Spanish had to be boring.
The Spanish had taken u p battle positions.
Tumbes became the first success the Spanish had so long desired.
The Spanish had a fleet of cruisers in port.
This spot was the only one that Spanish had never discovered.
The Spanish had almost no outside help.
They also avoided the poisoned tip stakes which the Spanish had put up.
By sunrise the Spanish had been surrounded by a sizeable army.
This effectively destroyed every accomplishment the Spanish had made in the past ten years.
If the Spanish had succeeded in conquering.
It was the largest expedition the Spanish had ever sent to the Americas.
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The Spanish had brought with them diseases.
In their rush to relieve Dunkirk the Spanish had left their artillery behind.
The Spanish had that town surrounded for almost a year.
American troops moved into Natchez immediately after the Spanish had left.
The Spanish had been using it to conduct illicit transactions for decades.
By the end of October the Spanish had completely abandoned Nootka Sound.
The Spanish had received reinforcements but were already suffering severely from diseases as well.
During the siege of Haarlem the Spanish had their headquarters in Huis ter Kleef.
The Spanish had been on to something when they came here searching for precious metals.
The French and Danish colonizers finished the job the Spanish had begun.
Once the Spanish had realised they were surrounded it was too late.
It was a filthy vice, the Spanish had decided.
Then the Spanish had to come along and ruin everything.
It proved to be a bloodless encounter, since the Spanish had left a day or two earlier.
By now the Spanish had built a rich empire in the new world.
On the eastern side of the north coast, the Spanish had more luck.
I wonder if the Spanish had that in mind when they built it.
The water drowned the Spanish cannons, so the Spanish had to lift the siege.
But the expulsion of the Spanish had not brought peace and prosperity to the Pueblos.
Some gold was indeed found, but not as much as the Spanish had hoped for.
The Spanish had inflicted heavy losses having lost only eleven men in their attack.
But what if the Spanish had stood and fought?
The Spanish had suffered similar or even higher losses but still outnumbered the French.
Because it was a fortified trading post, the Spanish had stationed mostly men there.
The Spanish had destroyed their civilization.
However, many years would pass before the Spanish had full control of the area.
The Spanish had a smaller enclave in northern Morocco.
The Aztecs weren't defeated because the Spanish had better technology.
The Spanish had learnt of the British relief effort.
By this time, the Spanish had departed.
The Spanish had no further contact with those Timucua.
To the south, the Spanish had.
So the Spanish had it second.
A second attack on May 27 failed because the Spanish had been warned.
The Spanish had combed it.
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