The History of Cuba, Volume 2B.F. Buck, Incorporated, 1920 |
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Page 350
... Cortes , and to summon dep- uties from Cuba . The news of this triumph reached Santiago de Cuba before it did Havana , whereupon Gen- eral Lorenzo , in command there , immediately proclaimed the Code of Cadiz , and ordered an election ...
... Cortes , and to summon dep- uties from Cuba . The news of this triumph reached Santiago de Cuba before it did Havana , whereupon Gen- eral Lorenzo , in command there , immediately proclaimed the Code of Cadiz , and ordered an election ...
Page 350
... Cortes , and to summon dep- uties from Cuba . The news of this triumph reached Santiago de Cuba before it did Havana , whereupon Gen- eral Lorenzo , in command there , immediately proclaimed the Code of Cadiz , and ordered an election ...
... Cortes , and to summon dep- uties from Cuba . The news of this triumph reached Santiago de Cuba before it did Havana , whereupon Gen- eral Lorenzo , in command there , immediately proclaimed the Code of Cadiz , and ordered an election ...
Page 353
... Cortes whom Lorenzo had chosen , or who had been chosen under his rule , were among those who escaped from the island . They made their way to Spain , and , hoping that the Spanish crown would rec- ognize the regularity of their ...
... Cortes whom Lorenzo had chosen , or who had been chosen under his rule , were among those who escaped from the island . They made their way to Spain , and , hoping that the Spanish crown would rec- ognize the regularity of their ...
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