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This remarkable personage (better known in history by his surname of Al-mansur) was the son of a religious devotee, and his condition in early life was so humble, that he supported himself as a public letter-writer in the streets of Cordova; but an accident having introduced him into the palace, he so skilfully wound his way among the intigues of the court, as to attain the highest place next the throne.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 55, No. 342, April, 1844 Various
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Your comment about training is an intigues me, if they get far less real combat deployments, where does their doctrine come from?
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