Narrative of the Expedition which Sailed from England in 1817, to Join the South American Patriots: Comprising Every Particular Connected with Its Formation, History, and Fate; with Observations and Authentic Information Elucidating the Real Character of the Contest, Mode of Warfare, State of the Armies, &cJ. Murray, 1818 - 144 páginas |
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... received from Don Mendez ( the accredited Agent of the Independents , in London ) the rank of Co- lonel , and full authority to grant commis- sions to such gentlemen as they might con- sider qualified to hold the subordinate ranks in ...
... received from Don Mendez ( the accredited Agent of the Independents , in London ) the rank of Co- lonel , and full authority to grant commis- sions to such gentlemen as they might con- sider qualified to hold the subordinate ranks in ...
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... receiving from the Colonel a nomination to a First - Lieute- nancy in his own corps , with his positive assurance and engagement for the faithful performance of the following conditions : - 1st . That on arriving in South America I ...
... receiving from the Colonel a nomination to a First - Lieute- nancy in his own corps , with his positive assurance and engagement for the faithful performance of the following conditions : - 1st . That on arriving in South America I ...
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... received from Don Mendez , his guarantee for the faithful performance of the stipu- lated conditions . It is upon the latter gen- tleman , therefore , exclusively , that the re- sponsibility must rest , of having excited hopes which he ...
... received from Don Mendez , his guarantee for the faithful performance of the stipu- lated conditions . It is upon the latter gen- tleman , therefore , exclusively , that the re- sponsibility must rest , of having excited hopes which he ...
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... , and from him we received a con- firmation of the melancholy loss of the In- dian , without the preservation of a single individual . This dreadful intelligence pro- " duced a general gloom , and excited feel- ings 8 EXPEDITION TO.
... , and from him we received a con- firmation of the melancholy loss of the In- dian , without the preservation of a single individual . This dreadful intelligence pro- " duced a general gloom , and excited feel- ings 8 EXPEDITION TO.
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... received us with the greatest kindness and hospitality ; and the Go- vernor , Colonel Rosensvard , to whose affa- bility and attention we were highly indebted , a few days after our arrival in- vited the senior officers of each rank to ...
... received us with the greatest kindness and hospitality ; and the Go- vernor , Colonel Rosensvard , to whose affa- bility and attention we were highly indebted , a few days after our arrival in- vited the senior officers of each rank to ...
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