South America; a Popular Illustrated History of the South American Republics, Cuba, And Panama
South America; a Popular Illustrated History of the South American Republics, Cuba, And Panama
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They caused four thousand men, after they had surrendered, again to take up arms, together with General Tristan, at the action of Salta, to whom General Belgrano generously granted terms of capitulation on the field of battle, and more generously complied with them, trusting to their word and honor.
" They have invented a new species of horrid warfare, by poisoning the waters and aliments, as they did when conquered in La Paz by General Pinelo ; and in return for the kind manner in which the la...tter treated them, after surrendering at discretion, they resorted to the barbarous stratagem of blowing up the soldiers' quarters, which they had previously undermined. They have had the baseness to tamper with our generals and governors, by availing themselves of and abusing the sacred privilege of flags of truce, exciting them to act traitorously toward us, for this purpose making written overtures to them. They have declared that the laws of war observed among civilized nations ought not to be practised among us; and their general Pezuela, after the battle of Ayouma, in order to avoid any compromise or understanding, had the arro- gance to answer General Belgrano that with insurgents it was impossible to enter into treaties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They caused four thousand men, after they had surrendered, again to take up arms, together with General Tristan, at the action of Salta, to whom General Belgrano generously granted terms of capitulation on the field of battle, and more generously complied with them, trusting to their word and honor.
" They have invented a new species of horrid warfare, by poisoning the waters and aliments, as they did when conquered in La Paz by General Pinelo ; and in return for the kind manner in which the la...tter treated them, after surrendering at discretion, they resorted to the barbarous stratagem of blowing up the soldiers' quarters, which they had previously undermined. They have had the baseness to tamper with our generals and governors, by availing themselves of and abusing the sacred privilege of flags of truce, exciting them to act traitorously toward us, for this purpose making written overtures to them. They have declared that the laws of war observed among civilized nations ought not to be practised among us; and their general Pezuela, after the battle of Ayouma, in order to avoid any compromise or understanding, had the arro- gance to answer General Belgrano that with insurgents it was impossible to enter into treaties.
What to read after South America; a Popular Illustrated History of the South American Republics, Cuba, And Panama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butterworth, Hezekiah, 1839-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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