Banditry. Catalonia, 19th century. Brawl between

History of banditry. Catalonia, 19th century. Brawl between Jaume Servello, a resident of Vinebre, and the bandit Isidre Teixido, so-called el Barbut (Lo Barbut de Vinebre) (The Bearded Man of Vinebre), on 21 November 1837, at the former's mill in Asco: You see that God doesn't want that you kill me, said Servello, after having defeated el Barbut, forgiving him generously. Engraving. Historia de las Escuadras de Cataluna, 1876

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