The History of Cuba, Volume 2B.F. Buck, Incorporated, 1920 |
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Page 59
... . Luis Rasave and took Guanabacoa , Colonel Caro , who had been little more than a spectator , retired to Havana . The population was in a panic . The war council then entrusted the defense of the Morro THE HISTORY OF CUBA 59.
... . Luis Rasave and took Guanabacoa , Colonel Caro , who had been little more than a spectator , retired to Havana . The population was in a panic . The war council then entrusted the defense of the Morro THE HISTORY OF CUBA 59.
Page 134
... Guanabacoa seven thousand nine hundred ; Trinidad five thousand six hundred , Matanzas three thousand two hun- dred and San Juan de los Remedios three thousand . The reforms which la Torre inaugurated in the govern- ment itself were ...
... Guanabacoa seven thousand nine hundred ; Trinidad five thousand six hundred , Matanzas three thousand two hun- dred and San Juan de los Remedios three thousand . The reforms which la Torre inaugurated in the govern- ment itself were ...
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... Guanabacoa 2,808 Santa Maria del Rosario . 21,870 Arroyo Arenas 7,049 380 ... 14 Santa Clara 237,665 12,558 San Juan de Los Remedios .. 68,153 3,848 Trinidad 40,137 2,145 Sancti Spiritus 197,905 11,670 14 Puerto Principe 73,792 3,207 ...
... Guanabacoa 2,808 Santa Maria del Rosario . 21,870 Arroyo Arenas 7,049 380 ... 14 Santa Clara 237,665 12,558 San Juan de Los Remedios .. 68,153 3,848 Trinidad 40,137 2,145 Sancti Spiritus 197,905 11,670 14 Puerto Principe 73,792 3,207 ...
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