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... Mexican town of Matamoras , the Americans built a fort . They were within a few hundred yards of the Mexican army ; things began to look warlike , indeed . General Taylor's new sea - base was at Point Isabel , a place on the coast some ...
... Mexican town of Matamoras , the Americans built a fort . They were within a few hundred yards of the Mexican army ; things began to look warlike , indeed . General Taylor's new sea - base was at Point Isabel , a place on the coast some ...
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... Mexicans retreating slowly up the stairs as the Americans advanced . The Mexican War was a grubby affair , without a trace of sentiment , and singularly lacking in chivalrous gestures . The American officers quarreled continually over ...
... Mexicans retreating slowly up the stairs as the Americans advanced . The Mexican War was a grubby affair , without a trace of sentiment , and singularly lacking in chivalrous gestures . The American officers quarreled continually over ...
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... Mexican troops inside the city . The fire from the steeple was so damaging to the enemy that General Worth sent for Grant to compliment him on its effectiveness . Worth's messenger to the young man in the steeple was Lieutenant J. C. ...
... Mexican troops inside the city . The fire from the steeple was so damaging to the enemy that General Worth sent for Grant to compliment him on its effectiveness . Worth's messenger to the young man in the steeple was Lieutenant J. C. ...
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MEN AND HORSES | 11 |
OBSESSIONS AND FAntasies | 25 |
THE UNWILLING Soldier | 38 |
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