Cattaro

His next move was to Spalato, in Dalmatia, where he marched under General Marmont to Cattaro, the last retreat of the hardy and warlike Montenegrins.

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Scutari was acquired in 1396, and when, in 1420, Venice secured Cattaro, it possessed practically all the fortified coast towns.

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Sept. 28 -- French warship sunk at Cattaro by forts.

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Aug. 24 -- Japanese fleet has begun bombardment of Tsing-tau; Cattaro badly damaged by British and French fleets.

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Sept. 24 -- Two Austrian torpedo boats and one destroyer sunk by mines in the Adriatic; Norwegian steamer Hesvik sunk in North Sea; cruiser Emden bombards Madras; Anglo-French fleet again bombards Cattaro.

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Cattaro; two German Hansa liners seized at Bombay and Hamburg-American ship at Rangoon.

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The inhabitants of the district round the Bocche di Cattaro (the Bocchesi, as they are commonly called) refused to obey this order, and when a military force was sent it failed to overcome their resistance; and by an agreement made at Knezlac in

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Sept. 2 -- British and French ships again bombard Cattaro; steam drifter

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On the Adriatic coast, the naval harbour of Pola is strongly fortified with sea and land defences; then come Trieste, and several places in Dalmatia, notably Zara and Cattaro.

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Cattaro; Dutch steamer Alcor blown up by Russians to block Hango harbor; report that French, English, and Russian vessels are aiding Japan to blockade Kiao-Chau.

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