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brigand <a brigand; brigands> N

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Rivalries and wars erupt between the fortress, the monastery, the brigands and the magicians in the laboratories.
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There was also widespread violence in the countryside by bandits and brigands.
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In 1899, he escaped from jail, and for the next three years conducted his own brigand version of justice.
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The adventurer encounters brigands and monsters in the dunjon.
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Pirates and brigands would demand ransom whenever the status of their catch warranted it.
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Up until that time, the area had been prey to constant attacks by pirates and brigands of various kinds.
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Together they returned to their village to free it from brigands that were threatening it.
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In 1803, a brigand raid plundered its buildings, and in 1812 an outbreak of plague caused the abandonment of the already hardly active cloister.
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After the fall of the revolution he was forced to flee and returned to his earlier brigand lifestyle.
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The name is derived from brigand, the name for a common soldier, many of whom would become bandits to survive after the war ended.
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