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barracks, shouting "Long live Carlos VII!", leading to an intense shootout between the rioters and the police, who closed the doors and shot from the windows, killing the
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without his order would be dismissed from employment and position. On
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José Miró alias "Pepus" to the mountain with 22 students, being arrested at the beginning of
November in San Quintín de Mediona. There were minor attempts at insurrection also in other parts of Spain, for example, in the
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