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Lusitania

Ocean liner sunk by a German submarine on 7 May 1915 with the loss of 1,200 lives, including some US citizens; its destruction helped to bring the USA into World War I.
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The concept is a recurring motif in the history of Lusitanian conversos since the fifteenth century.
Becoming Jewish in early modern France: documents on Jewish ... by Graizbord, David / Journal of Social History
More than 200 horses will be in the show, including Andalusians, Lusitanians, Arabians and Clydesdales.
ROSE PARADE RIDERS TO GIVE SHOW UNDER THE EQUIDOME by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
The subsequent ruckus really should not occur at all, since, after all, "eternal Fate I (Whose high decrees no Power can ere revoke)" [21] has already decided in favor of the Lusitanians, a decision to which Jupiter, who has the first and last word, has filly acquiesced.
Moving the Monarch. The Rhetoric of Persuasion in Camoes's Lusiadas by E SILVA, JOHN DE OLIVEIRA / Renaissance Quarterly
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