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... A Concerted Movement Planned , 222 ; Remarkable Gallantry of Young ' s
Scouts , 223 ; Chief Scout Young Mortally Wounded , 225 ; San Miguel Occupied
, 225 ; Lieutenant Thornton Succeeds Chief Scout Young , 227 ; Scout Harrington
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... A Concerted Movement Planned , 222 ; Remarkable Gallantry of Young ' s
Scouts , 223 ; Chief Scout Young Mortally Wounded , 225 ; San Miguel Occupied
, 225 ; Lieutenant Thornton Succeeds Chief Scout Young , 227 ; Scout Harrington
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At 7 : 40 A . M . firing ceased by signal from the commander - in - chief , and we
withdrew from action , the men going to breakfast . They had stood at their guns
all night . The commanding officers were ordered to repair on board the flagship ...
At 7 : 40 A . M . firing ceased by signal from the commander - in - chief , and we
withdrew from action , the men going to breakfast . They had stood at their guns
all night . The commanding officers were ordered to repair on board the flagship ...
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The translation is by the chief officer of the Olympia , G . P . Colvocoresses : THE
NAVAL COMBAT AT CAVITE . As the sun rose above the mists and clouds that
overhung our shores on the morning of May 1st . , the inhabitants of Manila saw ...
The translation is by the chief officer of the Olympia , G . P . Colvocoresses : THE
NAVAL COMBAT AT CAVITE . As the sun rose above the mists and clouds that
overhung our shores on the morning of May 1st . , the inhabitants of Manila saw ...
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When he stopped speaking , Brumby , who did not need any better indication of
the Commodore ' s mood than the usually formal and gentle manner of his chief ,
turned to go , making the usual official salute , and replying with the customary ...
When he stopped speaking , Brumby , who did not need any better indication of
the Commodore ' s mood than the usually formal and gentle manner of his chief ,
turned to go , making the usual official salute , and replying with the customary ...
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This mood of Admiral Dewey and his chief officer gave me matter to ponder over .
They did not think of the grand acclaims and the wonderful applause of the free ,
proud nation they had honored . But “ How will the folk of Montpelier receive me ...
This mood of Admiral Dewey and his chief officer gave me matter to ponder over .
They did not think of the grand acclaims and the wonderful applause of the free ,
proud nation they had honored . But “ How will the folk of Montpelier receive me ...
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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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