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... in the Attack , 76 ; Camp Dewey Established , 76 ; Position of the American
Troops , 77 ; Embarrassments of the American Commanders , 78 ; Misconduct of
German Amiral , 78 ; Rumored Coming of Camara ' s Fleet , 79 ; The Plan of
Attack ...
... in the Attack , 76 ; Camp Dewey Established , 76 ; Position of the American
Troops , 77 ; Embarrassments of the American Commanders , 78 ; Misconduct of
German Amiral , 78 ; Rumored Coming of Camara ' s Fleet , 79 ; The Plan of
Attack ...
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... 145 ; The Attempted Massacre Fails , 145 ; The Insurrectos Ask a Conference ,
147 ; Renewed Attacks on the Water - Works , 147 ; Wheaton ' s Flying Colupın ,
148 ; Reorganization of Army Corps , 151 ; The Philippine Commission , 152 .
... 145 ; The Attempted Massacre Fails , 145 ; The Insurrectos Ask a Conference ,
147 ; Renewed Attacks on the Water - Works , 147 ; Wheaton ' s Flying Colupın ,
148 ; Reorganization of Army Corps , 151 ; The Philippine Commission , 152 .
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... by our vessels and batteries , they withdrew toward Mariveles , ceased firing ,
and occupied themselves in repairing damages until ten o ' clock , when they
commenced their second attack , which was to complete their work of destruction
.
... by our vessels and batteries , they withdrew toward Mariveles , ceased firing ,
and occupied themselves in repairing damages until ten o ' clock , when they
commenced their second attack , which was to complete their work of destruction
.
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... of American war - ships into action in his flagship Olympia ; that after a fierce
fight , lasting two hours and a half , the attacking fleet retired from the battle into
the center of Manila Bay , and did not renew the attack until nearly four hours
later .
... of American war - ships into action in his flagship Olympia ; that after a fierce
fight , lasting two hours and a half , the attacking fleet retired from the battle into
the center of Manila Bay , and did not renew the attack until nearly four hours
later .
Page 13
Consequently Commodore Dewey hauled out into the open bay at the end of the
fifth round to take stock of ammunition and devise a new plan of attack . As I went
aft the men asked me what we were hauling off for . They were in a distinctly ...
Consequently Commodore Dewey hauled out into the open bay at the end of the
fifth round to take stock of ammunition and devise a new plan of attack . As I went
aft the men asked me what we were hauling off for . They were in a distinctly ...
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| 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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