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Battle of Toubacanti
The Battle of Toubacanti was fought in February 1700 in Darién, present-day Panama, when Scottish colonists of the second Darien expedition under Captain Alexander Campbell of Fonab, with Guna allies, attacked a Spanish force and drove it back. The victory was short-lived: Spanish forces besieged Fort St Andrew, and the colonists capitulated at the end of March 1700.
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