The History of Cuba, Volume 2B.F. Buck, Incorporated, 1920 |
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Page 11
... Madrid . When the reply arrived a few months later , it ordered his immediate removal from of- fice , annulled his earlier appointment and demanded that he be sent to Madrid . The commander - in - chief took steps for his removal , but ...
... Madrid . When the reply arrived a few months later , it ordered his immediate removal from of- fice , annulled his earlier appointment and demanded that he be sent to Madrid . The commander - in - chief took steps for his removal , but ...
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... Madrid , and accused him of all sorts of misdemeanors and abuses . But they failed in ruining his career . He was made lieutenant - general and on his retirement from the governorship was given the rank and title of Conde ( count ) de ...
... Madrid , and accused him of all sorts of misdemeanors and abuses . But they failed in ruining his career . He was made lieutenant - general and on his retirement from the governorship was given the rank and title of Conde ( count ) de ...
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... Madrid and exiled . Campomanes , too , fell into " disgrace " in 1791. All these men , dis- tinguished for their character and their ability , were re- placed by some feeble creatures with no idea or will of their own , puppets in the ...
... Madrid and exiled . Campomanes , too , fell into " disgrace " in 1791. All these men , dis- tinguished for their character and their ability , were re- placed by some feeble creatures with no idea or will of their own , puppets in the ...
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