Memoirs of General Miller: In the Service of the Republic of Peru, Volume 2Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1829 - Peru |
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... cavalry , four field- pieces , and a company of sappers , being one thousand seven hundred and sixty - five infantry , and seven hun- dred and fifty - seven cavalry , making a total CHAP . XVII . 13 AT ARICA .
... cavalry , four field- pieces , and a company of sappers , being one thousand seven hundred and sixty - five infantry , and seven hun- dred and fifty - seven cavalry , making a total CHAP . XVII . 13 AT ARICA .
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... cavalry , making a total of two thousand five hundred and twenty - two men . These troops occupied en echellon the valleys of Moquegua , Locumba , and Sama , having an advanced piquet at Tacna . But what mainly contributed to imbolden ...
... cavalry , making a total of two thousand five hundred and twenty - two men . These troops occupied en echellon the valleys of Moquegua , Locumba , and Sama , having an advanced piquet at Tacna . But what mainly contributed to imbolden ...
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... cavalry , four hundred infantry mounted on mules , and two field - pieces . His men were de- voted to him , and he knew he could rely upon their valour under any circumstance . His object was to watch for a favourable opportunity to ...
... cavalry , four hundred infantry mounted on mules , and two field - pieces . His men were de- voted to him , and he knew he could rely upon their valour under any circumstance . His object was to watch for a favourable opportunity to ...
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... cavalry to the heights , on the right of the enemy . Upon perceiving this movement , Valdez retired two leagues higher up the valley , to Pachia , almost un- molested by the slowly pursuing patriots . It appears that Martinez made so ...
... cavalry to the heights , on the right of the enemy . Upon perceiving this movement , Valdez retired two leagues higher up the valley , to Pachia , almost un- molested by the slowly pursuing patriots . It appears that Martinez made so ...
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... cavalry were sent in pursuit by Alvarado , but they did no serious mischief , for Ameller made good his retreat by a circuitous route to Moquegua . He behaved with the utmost firmness and sang froid , and his escape was equally ...
... cavalry were sent in pursuit by Alvarado , but they did no serious mischief , for Ameller made good his retreat by a circuitous route to Moquegua . He behaved with the utmost firmness and sang froid , and his escape was equally ...
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