Report of the Santiago Campaign, 1898
Report of the Santiago Campaign, 1898
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A small force of Cubans, however, under General Demetrio Castillo, pushed forward and attacked the Span- ish rear guard near Las Guasimas, about three miles from Siboney. The Cubans were rather roughly handled and lost a number of men wounded, one of them mortally. At 9:20 a. M. , the village being completely occupied, and the different brigades of Lawton's division being assigned to their respective positions, the cap- ture of the place was reported to General Shaf- ter. Several hours later Ge...neral Wheeler ar- rived at Siboney. In the course of the afternoon he held a conference with General Young, Col- onel Wood and General Castillo, at Castillo's house in the village, and made a reconnaissance of the Spanish position at Las Guasimas. I knew personally of the conference and the recon- naissance, and I notified General Lawton that 52 THE SANTIAGO CAMPAIGN.
I believed preparations were being made for an attack by a portion of the Cavalry Division upon the Spanish position. He endeavored to com- municate with General Shafter in regard to the matter, but the Segttranca was standing a num- ber of miles out from the shore, there was a high sea running, and he was unable to establish com- munication with the vessel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A small force of Cubans, however, under General Demetrio Castillo, pushed forward and attacked the Span- ish rear guard near Las Guasimas, about three miles from Siboney. The Cubans were rather roughly handled and lost a number of men wounded, one of them mortally. At 9:20 a. M. , the village being completely occupied, and the different brigades of Lawton's division being assigned to their respective positions, the cap- ture of the place was reported to General Shaf- ter. Several hours later Ge...neral Wheeler ar- rived at Siboney. In the course of the afternoon he held a conference with General Young, Col- onel Wood and General Castillo, at Castillo's house in the village, and made a reconnaissance of the Spanish position at Las Guasimas. I knew personally of the conference and the recon- naissance, and I notified General Lawton that 52 THE SANTIAGO CAMPAIGN.
I believed preparations were being made for an attack by a portion of the Cavalry Division upon the Spanish position. He endeavored to com- municate with General Shafter in regard to the matter, but the Segttranca was standing a num- ber of miles out from the shore, there was a high sea running, and he was unable to establish com- munication with the vessel.
What to read after Report of the Santiago Campaign, 1898?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur L Arthur Lockwood Wagner to read onlineMoreLess
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