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Page 57
... silence and moved up against fort Santa Cruz to shell the fort . There was no
response and it was unoccupied . In all , the Charleston discharged thirteen
shells at the fort , seven shells from the starboard three pound battery , and three
from ...
... silence and moved up against fort Santa Cruz to shell the fort . There was no
response and it was unoccupied . In all , the Charleston discharged thirteen
shells at the fort , seven shells from the starboard three pound battery , and three
from ...
Page 81
But to attack from the San Pedro Macati base involved the great difficulty of
hauling the artillery by hand to the place , and moving the army so that it would
practically be detached from the present base , while the San Pedro Macati base
would ...
But to attack from the San Pedro Macati base involved the great difficulty of
hauling the artillery by hand to the place , and moving the army so that it would
practically be detached from the present base , while the San Pedro Macati base
would ...
Page 86
On the 14th Aguinaldo , in consequence , moved his force to Malolos , where he
established his headquarters and that of the Provisional government , making
Malolos its capital . At this time , as stated , his forces , in part , were distributed as
...
On the 14th Aguinaldo , in consequence , moved his force to Malolos , where he
established his headquarters and that of the Provisional government , making
Malolos its capital . At this time , as stated , his forces , in part , were distributed as
...
Page 91
The Pennsylvania troops also had the cossack outposts in front of the line . Back
of the trenches and in reserve was the following disposition of troops : One
company of the 3d Art . was in the rear of the trenches , and promptly moved
forward ...
The Pennsylvania troops also had the cossack outposts in front of the line . Back
of the trenches and in reserve was the following disposition of troops : One
company of the 3d Art . was in the rear of the trenches , and promptly moved
forward ...
Page 95
Admiral Dewey wanted the place occupied by them in which to maneuver , and
they moved out of the way . Every precaution was taken by the fleet for
bombardment as though it actually might occur . EFFORTS TO INDUCE
SURRENDER .
Admiral Dewey wanted the place occupied by them in which to maneuver , and
they moved out of the way . Every precaution was taken by the fleet for
bombardment as though it actually might occur . EFFORTS TO INDUCE
SURRENDER .
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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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