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Page 9
The captain of the Christina seeing that the efforts of his consort had failed ,
started full speed ahead to within two hundred meters of the Olympia , intending
to engage her at close quarters . A hail of grape - shot swept the deck and
shelters ...
The captain of the Christina seeing that the efforts of his consort had failed ,
started full speed ahead to within two hundred meters of the Olympia , intending
to engage her at close quarters . A hail of grape - shot swept the deck and
shelters ...
Page 13
For God ' s sake , captain , don ' t let us stop now . To hell with breakfast ! ” When I
told the Commodore that I intended to attribute our withdrawal to the need for
breakfast , he intimated that it was not a matter of much inportance what reason I
...
For God ' s sake , captain , don ' t let us stop now . To hell with breakfast ! ” When I
told the Commodore that I intended to attribute our withdrawal to the need for
breakfast , he intimated that it was not a matter of much inportance what reason I
...
Page 25
W . T . SAMPSON , Captain U . S . N . , President . “ A . MArix , Lieutenant -
Commander U . S . N . , Judge - Advocate . “ The court , having finished the
inquiry it was ordered to make , adjourned at 11 A . M to await the action of the
convening ...
W . T . SAMPSON , Captain U . S . N . , President . “ A . MArix , Lieutenant -
Commander U . S . N . , Judge - Advocate . “ The court , having finished the
inquiry it was ordered to make , adjourned at 11 A . M to await the action of the
convening ...
Page 39
... Don Pedro Alejandro Paterno , and the representative of the government , the
Captain - General Don Fernando Primo de Rivera , agree to the above
conENTRANCE TO FORT SAN FILIPA . ditions , in witness whereof each
representative ...
... Don Pedro Alejandro Paterno , and the representative of the government , the
Captain - General Don Fernando Primo de Rivera , agree to the above
conENTRANCE TO FORT SAN FILIPA . ditions , in witness whereof each
representative ...
Page 54
... CALOOCAN . This train did splendid work in carrying supplies to MacArthur ' s
Division . This picture was taken shortly before the battle of Quinga , and shows
our photograph wagon going to the front . CAPTAIN N . P . BATCHELDER , A . Q.
... CALOOCAN . This train did splendid work in carrying supplies to MacArthur ' s
Division . This picture was taken shortly before the battle of Quinga , and shows
our photograph wagon going to the front . CAPTAIN N . P . BATCHELDER , A . Q.
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Campaigning in the Philippines |
| Authors | Karl Irving Faust, Peter MacQueen |
| Publisher | Hicks-Judd Company, 1899 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Sep 2008 |
| ISBN | 5870708737, 9785870708737 |
| Length | 314 pages |
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