Reapers' War"" (1640-1652). Catalonia. Fluvia Castle. Don Antoni Fluvia, lord of the castle, and several relatives and servants were killed by soldiers of the Neapolitan cavalry under the command of the brothers Mucio and Fadrique Spatafora, whom they had denied lodging in his castle in Palautordera, which was sacked and burnt. Attack on Fluvia Castle by Mucio Spatafora's tercios. Illustration by Serra Pausas. ""Glorias Espanolas"" (Glories of Spain). Volume IV. Published in Barcelona, 1890.
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Reapers' War"" (1640-1652). Catalonia. Fluvia Castle. Don Antoni Fluvia, lord of the castle, and several relatives and servants were killed by soldiers of the Neapolitan cavalry under the command of the brothers Mucio and Fadrique Spatafora, whom they had denied lodging in his castle in Palautordera, which was sacked and burnt. Attack on Fluvia Castle by Mucio Spatafora's tercios. Illustration by Serra Pausas. ""Glorias Espanolas"" (Glories of Spain). Volume IV. Published in Barcelona, 1890.

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12 juil. 2018

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Serra Pausas history Fluvia Castle engraving Sant Esteve de Palautordera Catalonia Catalans Spain Spanish Europe Reapers War uprising revolt war Franco-Spanish War Mucio Spatafora 17th century noble nobleman nobility family Antonio Fluvia Spanish tercios burning destruction castle accommodation lodging army troops Serra Pausas

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