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Description	Battles in Lombardy (1521-25).png Battles in Lombardy during the Italian War of 1521. Engagements are marked with a crossed-swords emblem; major ones are labeled.
Date	21 June 2006
Source	Self-made, based on Image:Frontiers of France (1521).jpg (a map of the eastern frontiers of France for the period 1521–59, from The Cambridge Modern History Atlas (1912) via the Perry-Castañeda Library Map Collection at the University of Texas).
Author	Kirill Lokshin
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