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presidial

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pre·sid·i·al  (pr-sd-l) also pre·sid·i·ar·y (-r)
adj.
Of, relating to, possessing, or being a garrison.


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Archibeque and Father Minguez perished as did 33 presidial soldiers and 11 Pueblo allies.
From a young age, he had been employed in military service, being assigned to various garrisons as a presidial soldier on the northern frontier of New Spain (Mexico).
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