Journals And Reminiscences of James Douglas Md
Journals And Reminiscences of James Douglas Md
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He went to Caracas in 1811 and married a native, a niece of Bolivar, but what property he or she had was wrecked in the earthquake of 1812. When the first revolution broke out in 1812 he joined the revolutionists and was at- tached to the staff of General Miranda as colonel and adjutant general. He subsequently distin- guished himself as a cavalry officer and became a general of brigade.
The anonymous South American who wrote the Outline of the Revolution in Spanish America says of Sir Gregor M...cGregor that "He was a Scotchman who served in the British Army in Portugal and had been promoted to the rank of captain. In conse- quence of some misunderstanding with a superior officer he quitted the British Army and went to Caracas in 1811. After the earthquake he served in the army of Venezuela, which in the engagement of Los Guayos suffered considerably under his com- mand. After Miranda's capitulation Sir Gregor went to Carthagena, and from that time he has uni- formly supported the independent cause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He went to Caracas in 1811 and married a native, a niece of Bolivar, but what property he or she had was wrecked in the earthquake of 1812. When the first revolution broke out in 1812 he joined the revolutionists and was at- tached to the staff of General Miranda as colonel and adjutant general. He subsequently distin- guished himself as a cavalry officer and became a general of brigade.
The anonymous South American who wrote the Outline of the Revolution in Spanish America says of Sir Gregor M...cGregor that "He was a Scotchman who served in the British Army in Portugal and had been promoted to the rank of captain. In conse- quence of some misunderstanding with a superior officer he quitted the British Army and went to Caracas in 1811. After the earthquake he served in the army of Venezuela, which in the engagement of Los Guayos suffered considerably under his com- mand. After Miranda's capitulation Sir Gregor went to Carthagena, and from that time he has uni- formly supported the independent cause.
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