The History of Cuba, Volume 2B.F. Buck, Incorporated, 1920 |
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Page 72
... military bodies as private individuals and Mayor D. Antonio Ramirez de Estenez was author- ized to accord the articles of capitulation . ARTICLES OF CAPITULATION ARTICLE I The garrison will leave by the puerta de Tierra on the twenty ...
... military bodies as private individuals and Mayor D. Antonio Ramirez de Estenez was author- ized to accord the articles of capitulation . ARTICLES OF CAPITULATION ARTICLE I The garrison will leave by the puerta de Tierra on the twenty ...
Page 108
... military affairs of Cuba and carry out these stipulations , a new governor was ap- pointed in the person of the Lieutenant - General Conde de Ricla , a relative of the famous Minister Aranda . Ricla arrived in Havana on the thirteenth ...
... military affairs of Cuba and carry out these stipulations , a new governor was ap- pointed in the person of the Lieutenant - General Conde de Ricla , a relative of the famous Minister Aranda . Ricla arrived in Havana on the thirteenth ...
Page 158
... military operations . He was a born sol- dier . He had followed the military profession in Portu- gal , Oran and at Gibraltar ; he had participated in the unfortunate expedition against Argel , had fought in Florida and had been with D ...
... military operations . He was a born sol- dier . He had followed the military profession in Portu- gal , Oran and at Gibraltar ; he had participated in the unfortunate expedition against Argel , had fought in Florida and had been with D ...
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