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The way of surrender was made smooth, and on this occasion there was no butchery of prisoners. Don Porfirio found and availed himself of an opportunity to prove that he did not nurse a grudge. When he escaped from Puebla in September a certain Imperialist no DIAZ official, one Escamillo, had made a great display of zeal by oflFering a reward for the capture of the prisoner. He had talked of shooting. He was now in Don Porfirio's power, and was reasonably nervous till he was relieved by the good...-humoured, if rather scorn- ful, words, " It was lucky for me I was not caught." The pursuit of Marquez was pushed with energy.
On April 6 Diaz, who had left his infantry and guns to follow and had led the pursuit with his cavalry, came upon the enemy at San Diego Notario. Marquez made no serious attempt to stand, and he left the Austrian or Hungarian and Polish horsemen, com- manded by Kodolich, Wickenburg, and Khevenhiiller, to cover his retreat. A clash followed which has, as is not unusual in all accounts of wars, been diversely reported.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The way of surrender was made smooth, and on this occasion there was no butchery of prisoners. Don Porfirio found and availed himself of an opportunity to prove that he did not nurse a grudge. When he escaped from Puebla in September a certain Imperialist no DIAZ official, one Escamillo, had made a great display of zeal by oflFering a reward for the capture of the prisoner. He had talked of shooting. He was now in Don Porfirio's power, and was reasonably nervous till he was relieved by the good...-humoured, if rather scorn- ful, words, " It was lucky for me I was not caught." The pursuit of Marquez was pushed with energy.
On April 6 Diaz, who had left his infantry and guns to follow and had led the pursuit with his cavalry, came upon the enemy at San Diego Notario. Marquez made no serious attempt to stand, and he left the Austrian or Hungarian and Polish horsemen, com- manded by Kodolich, Wickenburg, and Khevenhiiller, to cover his retreat. A clash followed which has, as is not unusual in all accounts of wars, been diversely reported.
What to read after Diaz?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Hannay to read onlineMoreLess
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