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Julián Sánchez "el Charro" (1774-1832). Brigadier of the Spanish army. At the outbreak of the War of Independence he enlisted in Ciudad Rodrigo, on 15 August 1808, in the cavalry regiment of the Volunteers of Ciudad Rodrigo, which was being formed. Instead of using the regulation uniform, he wore the costume and saddle of the charro countryside. A few months later he was appointed cavalry ensign, commanding the unit of twelve lancers, with the denomination "Lanceros de Castilla", which instead of lances used cattle rods. This unit of the regular army was mainly used in guerrilla operations. The lancers of Don Julián Sánchez. Los guerrilleros de 1808. Historia popular de la Guerra de la Independencia, by Enrique Rodríguez-Solís. Volume I. Published in Madrid, 1930.

Julián Sánchez "el Charro" (1774-1832). Brigadier of the Spanish army. At the outbreak of the War of Independence he enlisted in Ciudad Rodrigo, on 15 August 1808, in the cavalry regiment of the Volunteers of Ciudad Rodrigo, which was being formed. Instead of using the regulation uniform, he wore the costume and saddle of the charro countryside. A few months later he was appointed cavalry ensign, commanding the unit of twelve lancers, with the denomination "Lanceros de Castilla", which instead of lances used cattle rods. This unit of the regular army was mainly used in guerrilla operations. The lancers of Don Julián Sánchez. Los guerrilleros de 1808. Historia popular de la Guerra de la Independencia, by Enrique Rodríguez-Solís. Volume I. Published in Madrid, 1930.
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Julián Sánchez "el Charro" (1774-1832). Brigadier of the Spanish army. At the outbreak of the War of Independence he enlisted in Ciudad Rodrigo, on 15 August 1808, in the cavalry regiment of the Volunteers of Ciudad Rodrigo, which was being formed. Instead of using the regulation uniform, he wore the costume and saddle of the charro countryside. A few months later he was appointed cavalry ensign, commanding the unit of twelve lancers, with the denomination "Lanceros de Castilla", which instead of lances used cattle rods. This unit of the regular army was mainly used in guerrilla operations. The lancers of Don Julián Sánchez. Los guerrilleros de 1808. Historia popular de la Guerra de la Independencia, by Enrique Rodríguez-Solís. Volume I. Published in Madrid, 1930.
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1774 1808 1832 19 CENTURY 19TH CENTURY 19TH CENTURY. 19TH 19TH-CENTURY ARMIES ARMY ARMIES ARMY ASSAULT ATTACK ATTACKING BRIGADIER CASTELLANO CASTELLANOS CASTILE AND LEON CASTILE CASTILIAN CASTILIANS CASTILLA CATTLE PRODS CATTLE ROD CATTLE RODS CAVALRY CHARGE CHARGING CHARRO COSTUME CHARRO CHARROS CHIVALRY CIUDAD RODRIGO COSTUME DISGUISE EL CHARRO EQUUS CABALLUS FOLK COSTUME GALLOP GALLOPING GALOPANDO GALOPE GARROCHA GUERILLA GUERRA GUERRILLA FIGHTER GUERRILLA FIGHTERS GUERRILLA WARFARE GUERRILLA HAT HATS HAT    HEADGEAR HISTORIA UNIVERSAL HISTORIA HISTORY HISTORY. HORSE'S HORSE HORSES HUNDRED YEARS WAR JULIAN SANCHEZ EL CHARRO JULIAN SANCHEZ GARCIA JULIAN SANCHEZ LANCE LANCER LANCEROS DE CASTILLA LANCERS OF CASTILE LANCERS OF DON JULIAN SANCHEZ LANCERS OF DON JULIAN LANCERS LANCES LOAD LOADING MASQUERADE MILITAR MILITARS MILITARY NATIONAL DRESS NINETEENTH CENTURY PENINSULAR WAR PIKEMAN PRIVATE COLLECTION PROVINCE OF SALAMANCA ROD RODS SALAMANCA PROVINCE SPAIN SPANISH WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE SPANISH WAR OF INDEPENDENCE SPANISH SPEAR SPEARS STORMING TRADITIONAL COSTUME TRANSPORT TRANSPORTATION TYPICAL COSTUME VARA WAR WARFARE WARS WORK TEAM LEADER XIX CENTURY XIX