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Galego: Capa da 3.ª edición d'O Reino Medieval de Galicia de Anselmo López Carreira. A miniatura procedente das Chroniques d'Angleterre representa o asedio e toma de Ribadavia no ano 1387 polas tropas de Xoán de Gante, duque de Láncaster.
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