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Re`con´quest (~kw?st)

A second conquest.

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reconquest [ˈriːˈkɒŋkwest] N → reconquista f
the Reconquest [of Spain] → la Reconquista

reconquest

n (of town, territory) → Zurückeroberung f; (of enemy) → erneuter Sieg (→ of über +acc)

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WHAT Ewloe Castle was Llywelyn's reconquest Wales after the Gwynedd in the In July 1277, at Welsh Wars, Edward began work on Castle is not invasion chronicles Although the scheduled ancient castle has been in private ownership for many years, there is public access via a public footpath and the Assembly Government's ancient monuments organisation Cadw confirmed yesterday that even if the castle changes ownership public access could not be restricted.

SALE FOR pounds 500,000; HISTORIC SITE UP FOR GRABS: Castle goes ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)

After the reconquest of the city (1686) the church belonged to the Franciscans and later to the Jesuits.

Budapest Sightseeing Guide - Budapest Holidays by eris fredans / Travel, recreation and leisure community

Until now there have only been partial studies of what the inscriptions meant, including one ordered by the Catholic monarchs Ferdinand and Isabella who sought to purge Spain of Muslims after the reconquest of Granada in 1492.

Arabic inscriptions of Spain's Alhambra decoded by AFP / AFP Global Edition

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