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Write a continuation for this paragraph: On April 19, 1863, he led a revolution that began a civil war, which he named the "Liberating Crusade." He defeated the Uruguayan nationalists in the battle of Coquimbo (June 1863) and Cañas (July 1863). He accepted military aid from the Empire of Brazil, in the conflicts in the campaign generated by the nationalist purge, promoted by Berro and Buenos Aires, for the campaign towards Montevideo. Flores occupied Florida on August 4, 1864 and had the defenders of the town (today the capital city of the department of the same name) shot. In January 1865 he took Paysandú, besieged by the Brazilians (see the article Defense of Paysandú) ...<end_of_turn>
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After the capture of Paysandú, in January 1865, the crusade led by Flores continued to consolidate. The situation became increasingly tense in the Uruguayan-Brazilian conflict. With the support of Brazilian forces, Flores advanced towards Montevideo, the capital. The city resisted for months, but finally, in February 1865, the forces of the revolutionary leader managed to take control of the capital. The victory marked a turning point in the civil war, cementing Flores' position as a leader.

However, the Liberation Crusade faced internal and external challenges. The intervention of countries such as Brazil and Argentina further complicated the conflict and regional interests played an important role in the development of the war. As the conflict progressed, the political and military situation became increasingly complex, alliances and betrayals were woven in the midst of chaos.

The "Liberating Crusade", led by Flores, had a lasting impact on the history of Uruguay and the region. His legacy left a mark on the way political and social relations were configured in the country, as well as on ties with neighboring nations.<end_of_turn><eos>