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reconnoitre the rear of San Antonio ; the rifle regiment followed in support ; and Worth was to be notified of our position , if possible . Without waiting for Lee's report , however , Pillow , * with Cadwallader's brigade -- 11th ...
reconnoitre the rear of San Antonio ; the rifle regiment followed in support ; and Worth was to be notified of our position , if possible . Without waiting for Lee's report , however , Pillow , * with Cadwallader's brigade -- 11th ...
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Worth was himself convinced that a battle was to be fought , and desiring to reap other fruits from victory , than the mere repulse of the enemy and the possession of a barren field , he gave initiatory orders for storming Chapultepec ...
Worth was himself convinced that a battle was to be fought , and desiring to reap other fruits from victory , than the mere repulse of the enemy and the possession of a barren field , he gave initiatory orders for storming Chapultepec ...
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Yet Worth requested a re - inforcement of his division , of about 2,000 men , of all arms . Scott allowed two † 24 - pounder guns under Huger , to keep Chapultepec in check - which , as we shall see , were diverted properly to other ...
Yet Worth requested a re - inforcement of his division , of about 2,000 men , of all arms . Scott allowed two † 24 - pounder guns under Huger , to keep Chapultepec in check - which , as we shall see , were diverted properly to other ...
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BATTLE OF EL MOLINO DEL REY 281 | 23 |
INSTRUCTION IN SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES 460 | 203 |
KOSSUTH AND INTERVENTION | 221 |
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| Title | Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 22, Part 6 |
| Editors | Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, James Henley Thornwell, William Gilmore Simms |
| Publisher | Wiley & Putnam, 1852 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 13 Mar 2007 |
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