Nicaragua: War of the Filibusters
Nicaragua: War of the Filibusters
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With scrupulous accuracy, char- acteristic of a fearless nature incapable of an inten- tional deception, Walker gives us his entire force when the capitulation occurred. Of men fit for duty, he had but 274 ; while he was encumbered with 173 104 Nicaragua. [1857.
sick, wounded and hospital attendants; also 102 prisoners.
Upon the other hand, the Allied army, composed largely of enforyados enforced men or conscripts would have suffered a comparatively enormous loss of life before they could have ...crushed the little band of filibusters, armed with such fatal rifles, and wont to deal out such destructive volleys of grape and can^ ister upon a foe unaccustomed to improved instru- ments of war. The Allies were only too glad to get rid of these people without being compelled to pay such a costly price for the pleasure of shooting them.
Fayssoux, whose name I can never mention with- out a thrill of admiration, continued even to the end to bear himself as would become a Paul Jones, a Porter, or a Semmes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With scrupulous accuracy, char- acteristic of a fearless nature incapable of an inten- tional deception, Walker gives us his entire force when the capitulation occurred. Of men fit for duty, he had but 274 ; while he was encumbered with 173 104 Nicaragua. [1857.
sick, wounded and hospital attendants; also 102 prisoners.
Upon the other hand, the Allied army, composed largely of enforyados enforced men or conscripts would have suffered a comparatively enormous loss of life before they could have ...crushed the little band of filibusters, armed with such fatal rifles, and wont to deal out such destructive volleys of grape and can^ ister upon a foe unaccustomed to improved instru- ments of war. The Allies were only too glad to get rid of these people without being compelled to pay such a costly price for the pleasure of shooting them.
Fayssoux, whose name I can never mention with- out a thrill of admiration, continued even to the end to bear himself as would become a Paul Jones, a Porter, or a Semmes.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Bedinger Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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