I want to welcome everyone back to part four of my reading of The Last Crusade by Warren Carroll.

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Last part did a number on me so we'll pick up from where we left off.

Still in July.

Wars here.

The whole of tomorrow was secured for the rising this day and by four days later the 23rd there were 20,000 Navarro-E's

Rickettsis in service. General Mola was able to begin sending them out immediately to assist the rising in other areas.

500 went to help take Laguerrano to the east. It submitted with almost no resistance, somewhat to the disappointment of the eager younger

racketes who now shouted out their desire to march immediately to Madrid.

1,200 Rakezes, called the Turcio of Maria de la Nievas, named for the wife of Alfonso Carlos,

went to Zaragoza to help General Miguel Cabaneus gain and hold that city despite

its substantial number of

anarchists. A still larger number was sent to the small but

populace and industrialized Basque provinces of Iskaya and

Guipuskoa, whose people were predisposed by strong-bask separatist sentiments who oppose military

role despite being mostly good Catholics. The first, the third Basque province, Alava, had been secured by the 3,000

Rakeets on July 19th.

In Burgos, capital of old Castile,

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