The History of Cuba, Volume 2B.F. Buck, Incorporated, 1920 |
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Page 72
... garrison will leave by the puerta de Tierra on the twenty - eighth of the present month , if there should not arrive before sufficient help to raise the siege , with all military honors , the soldiers with arms , hoisted flags , six ...
... garrison will leave by the puerta de Tierra on the twenty - eighth of the present month , if there should not arrive before sufficient help to raise the siege , with all military honors , the soldiers with arms , hoisted flags , six ...
Page 77
... garrison , and after having recovered , they should be helped in obtaining beasts of burden or vessels for their transportation to where the rest of the garrison happens to be , as well as everything necessary for their safety and ...
... garrison , and after having recovered , they should be helped in obtaining beasts of burden or vessels for their transportation to where the rest of the garrison happens to be , as well as everything necessary for their safety and ...
Page 148
... garrison , taking the British prisoners . Encouraged by this success , he left the captured fort under guard of a part of his force and turned towards Baton Rouge . There he found the enemy much stronger ; the British under command of ...
... garrison , taking the British prisoners . Encouraged by this success , he left the captured fort under guard of a part of his force and turned towards Baton Rouge . There he found the enemy much stronger ; the British under command of ...
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