...revolution; The engagement is scarcely ended, when an indiscriminate massacre of the prisoners take place; nor is the slaughter only confined to the captives,...undergoes an inspection, when the helpless wounded are put to the sword."—p. 54—M>. He relates an anecdote, in this place, which casts an indelible blot...

...which immediately succeed those sanguinary struggles are suck as must cast an indelible stain upon (he Spanish American Revolution. "The engagement is scarcely...helpless wounded are in like manner put to the sword." Disease is still more fatal than all tbe other causes together to Europeans in this service and climate....

...cast an indelible itaiu upon the Spanish American Revolution. " The engagement is scarcely ended wb*n an indiscriminate massacre of the prisoners takes...inspection, when the helpless wounded are in like manner pot to the sword." Disease is still more fatal than all the other causes together to Europeans in this...

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...only witnesses of, but participators in, acts of the most revolting and indiscriminate brutality. — Unhappily the work of death terminates not with the...helpless wounded are in like manner put to the sword. It is a melancholy truth, that the sanguinary and ferocious character of the warfare, which has reflected...