A Cuban Expedition
A Cuban Expedition
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He treated them exactly as the Spaniards treated his countrymen.
134 A CUBAN EXPEDITION.
whenever any of them fell into their hands ; and we felt little pity for them when we learnt that some of our men^ who had been captured two days before by the enemy in his attack on our rear, had been summarily shot by order of the Spanish commander.
CHAPTER XII.
Death of Kidley — Pursuit of enemy— Capture of waggons — March on San Jacinto — Assault and capture of Sau Jacinto — I am wounded — Capture of ho...rses and mules — Promoted.
As the morning advanced the rain cleared away, and we attended to our wounded. We had over twenty, but few of them seriously, and we lost in killed nine or ten. As for the enemy, I could not tell his loss — there were no prisoners and no wounded. I counted seventy-two dead between our gun at the bend of the road and. The barricade, ■and beyond the bend, away down the road as far as one could see, they lay in little groups of two and three. Colonel Ridley died some time during the night, no one could tell when, for when they went to tell him the result of the fight in the morning, they found him dead in the little cart that served him for a bed, with the rain beating down on his uncovered face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He treated them exactly as the Spaniards treated his countrymen.
134 A CUBAN EXPEDITION.
whenever any of them fell into their hands ; and we felt little pity for them when we learnt that some of our men^ who had been captured two days before by the enemy in his attack on our rear, had been summarily shot by order of the Spanish commander.
CHAPTER XII.
Death of Kidley — Pursuit of enemy— Capture of waggons — March on San Jacinto — Assault and capture of Sau Jacinto — I am wounded — Capture of ho...rses and mules — Promoted.
As the morning advanced the rain cleared away, and we attended to our wounded. We had over twenty, but few of them seriously, and we lost in killed nine or ten. As for the enemy, I could not tell his loss — there were no prisoners and no wounded. I counted seventy-two dead between our gun at the bend of the road and. The barricade, ■and beyond the bend, away down the road as far as one could see, they lay in little groups of two and three. Colonel Ridley died some time during the night, no one could tell when, for when they went to tell him the result of the fight in the morning, they found him dead in the little cart that served him for a bed, with the rain beating down on his uncovered face.
What to read after A Cuban Expedition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Bloomfield to read onlineMoreLess
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