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	Rohan
		Isengard stood on the northern side of the Gap, and Helm's Deep guarded the southern side.
		In 2545, Eorl was killed in battle with the Easterlings in the Wold.
		On March 25, the forces of Rohan and Gondor fought Sauron's army in the Battle of the Morannon until the One Ring was destroyed and Sauron was utterly defeated.
	www.tuckborough.net /rohan.html (5530 words)

	The Barrow-Downs
		Gimli further accompanied Aragorn and Legolas together with the Grey Company on their dreadful passage through the Paths of the Dead, and from there to the havens of Pelargir, where they took over the Umbarian fleet and continued to sail north to the aid of Minas Tirith.
		He stayed at the front of battle on the Pelennor as well as in front of the Black Gate, at the final defeat of the forces of Mordor.
		After the Ring War, Gimli fulfilled his promise to Legolas which they made on their way to Isengard and visited Fangorn Forest, and in turn, Legolas accompanied him to the Glittering Caves of Aglarond.
	www.barrowdowns.com /theme-gimli.php (980 words)

	J. R. R. Tolkien - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		After graduating from the University of Oxford (where he was a member of Exeter College) with a first-class degree in English language in 1915, Tolkien joined the British Army effort in World War I and served as a second lieutenant in the eleventh battalion of the Lancashire Fusiliers.
		His battalion was moved to France in 1916, where Tolkien served as a communications officer during the Battle of the Somme until he came down with trench fever on October 27 and was moved back to England on November 8.
		When Tolkien wrote, the consensus of scholarship deprecated Beowulf for dealing with childish battles with monsters rather than realistic tribal warfare; Tolkien argued that the author of Beowulf was addressing human destiny in general, not as limited by particular tribal politics, and therefore the monsters were essential to the poem.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/J._R._R._Tolkien (5835 words)

	Middle-earth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The First Age of the Years of the Sun began when the Valar made the Sun and it rose over the world, Imbar.
		After several great battles, a Long Peace ensued for four hundred years, during which Time the first Men entered Beleriand by crossing over the Blue Mountains.
		Gondor focused on the battle of Pelennor Fields, and Sauron covered the Second Age battle before the gates of Mordor.
	middle-earth.iqnaut.net (4987 words)

	The Battle for Middle-earth Blog » Isengard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Not much is revealed yet, but all the old units are still in (the heroes as well) - and new units will be added and heroes like Gríma Wormtongue and Sharkû.
		As you fight as Isengard you will notice that the tactic you should use is make money, spend it on building offensive (unit-building and siege use) buildings.
		When you have your units upgrade them to make them more powerful, mix them together in formations (if you play against Rohan you would probably need Uruk Pikeman to defend a troop of Uruk Crossbows who are extremely good against cavalierly at close range).
	www.b4me.iv.kiev.ua /?page_id=13 (285 words)

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