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The Strength of the Reinforcement Determined , 55 ; General Merritt Assigned to
Command , 56 ; Departure of First Expedition , ' 56 ; The Capture of Guam , 57 ;
Naval Reinforcements , 58 ; More Reinforcements Arrive , 58 ; Difficulties of ...
The Strength of the Reinforcement Determined , 55 ; General Merritt Assigned to
Command , 56 ; Departure of First Expedition , ' 56 ; The Capture of Guam , 57 ;
Naval Reinforcements , 58 ; More Reinforcements Arrive , 58 ; Difficulties of ...
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197 Object of the Expedition , 197 ; Detail for the Expedition , 198 ; The
Command Begins the Move , 200 ; The Expedition Landed , 201 ; The Loss on
Both Sides , 202 ; The Work of the Gunboats , 202 ; Movements After the Fight ,
202 ...
197 Object of the Expedition , 197 ; Detail for the Expedition , 198 ; The
Command Begins the Move , 200 ; The Expedition Landed , 201 ; The Loss on
Both Sides , 202 ; The Work of the Gunboats , 202 ; Movements After the Fight ,
202 ...
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The American fleet left Hongkong , China , under the command of Commodore
Dewey in the flagship Olympia on Friday , April 25th , bound for the Philippine
Islands , fully equipped as to ammunition , coal and provisions , and with an extra
...
The American fleet left Hongkong , China , under the command of Commodore
Dewey in the flagship Olympia on Friday , April 25th , bound for the Philippine
Islands , fully equipped as to ammunition , coal and provisions , and with an extra
...
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General Monet , who was now operating north of Manila , against the “
insurrectos , ” lost practically his whole command , and was fortunate to get into
Manila himself , without his followers . Aguinaldo had been ordered not to attack
the city of ...
General Monet , who was now operating north of Manila , against the “
insurrectos , ” lost practically his whole command , and was fortunate to get into
Manila himself , without his followers . Aguinaldo had been ordered not to attack
the city of ...
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This was very soon increased to 10 , 000 , and when the command in the
Philippines was offered to Major - General Wesley Merritt , second in command in
the United States Army , his estimate of the number required was 20 , 000 men ,
of ...
This was very soon increased to 10 , 000 , and when the command in the
Philippines was offered to Major - General Wesley Merritt , second in command in
the United States Army , his estimate of the number required was 20 , 000 men ,
of ...
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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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