Nevertheless, four hours after dawn they began dying for their cause.

Glen Cook
Nevertheless, four hours after dawn they began dying for their...
Nevertheless, four hours after dawn they began dying for their...
Nevertheless, four hours after dawn they began dying for their...
Nevertheless, four hours after dawn they began dying for their...
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The Battle of Thermopylae was a Greek-Persian battle waged in 480 BC, during the second Persian invasion of Greece, and lasted for three days. The Battle of Thermopylae is well-known for the Spartans defending the pass against the Persian army alone. It was considered one of the greatest and most famous battles in history.

Source: The Black Company

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