The History of Cuba, Volume 2B.F. Buck, Incorporated, 1920 |
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Page 49
... four thousand . The British command staked everything upon a surprise attack . Fear that informa- tion of the rupture between the two countries might have reached Cuba , caused no little anxiety to Lord Albemarle and Admiral Pococke ...
... four thousand . The British command staked everything upon a surprise attack . Fear that informa- tion of the rupture between the two countries might have reached Cuba , caused no little anxiety to Lord Albemarle and Admiral Pococke ...
Page 70
... four thousand one hundred and fifty - seven rifles , five hundred hand grenades , four hundred and seventy empty grenades of various quality , seventeen thousand four hundred and four cannon balls , thirty quintals of rifle balls , one ...
... four thousand one hundred and fifty - seven rifles , five hundred hand grenades , four hundred and seventy empty grenades of various quality , seventeen thousand four hundred and four cannon balls , thirty quintals of rifle balls , one ...
Page 221
... four hundred and eighty - four thousand . Likewise a corral , originally valued at most at ten thousand pesos , rose in price to one hundred and twenty thousand . The same was true of building lots . A caballeria in the sub- urbs ...
... four hundred and eighty - four thousand . Likewise a corral , originally valued at most at ten thousand pesos , rose in price to one hundred and twenty thousand . The same was true of building lots . A caballeria in the sub- urbs ...
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