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... 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 , 81 ;
Organization ...
... 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 , 81 ;
Organization ...
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In it were an aide - de - camp and his orderly , and they were taken to the flagship
. Later in the morning the General commanding at Cavite and his staff passed us
in mournful procession . They had been to the flagship to surrender . Our men ...
In it were an aide - de - camp and his orderly , and they were taken to the flagship
. Later in the morning the General commanding at Cavite and his staff passed us
in mournful procession . They had been to the flagship to surrender . Our men ...
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On May 29th , a locality in the “ Bay District Track " was designated by order as '
Camp Merritt . ” On May 30th , Major - General Wesley Merritt , U . S . A . assumed
command of the expeditionary forces at San Francisco , and on the same day ...
On May 29th , a locality in the “ Bay District Track " was designated by order as '
Camp Merritt . ” On May 30th , Major - General Wesley Merritt , U . S . A . assumed
command of the expeditionary forces at San Francisco , and on the same day ...
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... 54 Spanish regulars and the balance natives ( Chamorros . ) The garrison
surrendered its arms , the Chamorros being allowed to remain on the Island of
Guam , which condition they gladly accepted . The regulars CAMP EQUIPAGE .
were ...
... 54 Spanish regulars and the balance natives ( Chamorros . ) The garrison
surrendered its arms , the Chamorros being allowed to remain on the Island of
Guam , which condition they gladly accepted . The regulars CAMP EQUIPAGE .
were ...
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The first camp was located in the western outskirts of the city , on a sandy piece of
ROLL CALL . ground , and fearing that the locality might contribute to the
mortality , a new camp was established at the Presidio . Here , by choosing the
locality ...
The first camp was located in the western outskirts of the city , on a sandy piece of
ROLL CALL . ground , and fearing that the locality might contribute to the
mortality , a new camp was established at the Presidio . Here , by choosing the
locality ...
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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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