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Central Junta

military organization, Spain
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  • Spain
    Spain
    / The War of Independence

    A Central Junta at Aranjuez sought to control this nascent federalism and the local levies, and Spanish regular troops defeated a French army of inferior, ill-supplied troops under General Pierre Dupont de l’Étang at BailĂ©n in July 1808. The French retired from Madrid. Napoleon then invaded


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    A Central Junta at Aranjuez sought to control this nascent federalism and the local levies, and Spanish regular troops defeated a French army of inferior, ill-supplied troops under General Pierre Dupont de l’Étang at BailĂ©n in July 1808. The French retired from Madrid. Napoleon then invaded


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