History of the War With Mexico
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Its measurements were one hundred and ninety-one feet long, thirty-five feet broad and fifty feet high, with walls six feet thick. The interior was divided into compartments, having cells, stone cisterns, and tanks, while the outside turrets were tumbled to the 84 THE ARMY OF THE WEST.
ground. The Pueblo Indians during this war could not be induced to fight the American troops, though at first enlisted in it by the urgent pleas of the Mexicans. They had a tradition that help would come to them ...from the East to deliver them from Spanish rule, the prophecy of which seemed to them already fulfilled.
Don Manuel Armijo, the Spanish Governor of New Mexico, had by this time gathered a force of seven thousand men to oppose their invaders. Two thousand were well armed, and they had partially fortified the Gallisteo Canon fifteen miles from Santa Fe, in order to give battle there to Kearney's com- mand. Armijo had sent a message to General Kearney, saying ambiguously that he would meet him on that or the following day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its measurements were one hundred and ninety-one feet long, thirty-five feet broad and fifty feet high, with walls six feet thick. The interior was divided into compartments, having cells, stone cisterns, and tanks, while the outside turrets were tumbled to the 84 THE ARMY OF THE WEST.
ground. The Pueblo Indians during this war could not be induced to fight the American troops, though at first enlisted in it by the urgent pleas of the Mexicans. They had a tradition that help would come to them ...from the East to deliver them from Spanish rule, the prophecy of which seemed to them already fulfilled.
Don Manuel Armijo, the Spanish Governor of New Mexico, had by this time gathered a force of seven thousand men to oppose their invaders. Two thousand were well armed, and they had partially fortified the Gallisteo Canon fifteen miles from Santa Fe, in order to give battle there to Kearney's com- mand. Armijo had sent a message to General Kearney, saying ambiguously that he would meet him on that or the following day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ladd, Horatio Oliver, 1839- to read onlineMoreLess
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