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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... - of Major Lisarraga . - Retreat of Canterac . - Advance of the patriots . - General Bolivar quits the army . Reconnoitring parties . - The viceroy advances.- Colonel Althaus taken prisoner . - Patriots fall back . iv CONTENTS .
... - of Major Lisarraga . - Retreat of Canterac . - Advance of the patriots . - General Bolivar quits the army . Reconnoitring parties . - The viceroy advances.- Colonel Althaus taken prisoner . - Patriots fall back . iv CONTENTS .
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In the Service of the Republic of Peru John Miller. Colonel Althaus taken prisoner . - Patriots fall back . - Valley of Pomacochas Page 157 CHAPTER XXV . Matará . - Corpaguayco . - Precautions taken by the royalists to prevent desertion ...
In the Service of the Republic of Peru John Miller. Colonel Althaus taken prisoner . - Patriots fall back . - Valley of Pomacochas Page 157 CHAPTER XXV . Matará . - Corpaguayco . - Precautions taken by the royalists to prevent desertion ...
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... taken to enforce it . The merchants appealed to Captain Prescott , of H. M. S. Aurora , then commanding the British naval forces in the Pacific . They complained of the hardship and injustice of the case , and expressed their deter ...
... taken to enforce it . The merchants appealed to Captain Prescott , of H. M. S. Aurora , then commanding the British naval forces in the Pacific . They complained of the hardship and injustice of the case , and expressed their deter ...
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... often converse with their officers , and speak of their native villages and the pleasures they had left behind ; yet on this account no undue freedom was ever taken . On the contrary 10 CHAP . XVII . BEHAVIOUR OF THE TROOPS .
... often converse with their officers , and speak of their native villages and the pleasures they had left behind ; yet on this account no undue freedom was ever taken . On the contrary 10 CHAP . XVII . BEHAVIOUR OF THE TROOPS .
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... taken . On the contrary , the condescending familiarity of the officers height- ened the affection of the soldiers , without decreasing their respect . These ties of regard between officers and men are often found to be , in time of ...
... taken . On the contrary , the condescending familiarity of the officers height- ened the affection of the soldiers , without decreasing their respect . These ties of regard between officers and men are often found to be , in time of ...
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advance affairs Alvarado amongst Arequipa Arica arrived authority Ayacucho battalion battle battle of Ayacucho Bolivar Bolivian British Buenos Ayrean Buenos Ayres Callao Camaná Canterac Captain cause cavalry chamber Chile Chileno coast Colombian Colonel command congress constitution Coracora Cuzco division dollars enemy excellency executive favour force formed Gamarra gauchos governor Guamanga Guayaquil honour horses Huaras hundred Incas independence Indians infantry inhabitants José Junin laws leagues legislative liberating army liberty Lieutenant-Colonel Lima ment Miller montoneros mountain mules native night Ocoña officers Olañeta party patriots Peruvian political possession Potosi prefect president Price prisoners province Puno Quilca received republic retired retreat road royalists Salta Santa Cruz senate sent soldiers South America Spain Spaniards Spanish squadron Sucre supreme Tacna thousand tion took Torata town tribunal troops Truxillo Upper Peru Valdez valley Venezuela vessel viceroy Vols
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