The Colored Regulars in the United States Army volume 1
The Colored Regulars in the United States Army volume 1
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Ac- cording to Bonsai, who 'says he obtained his information from Spanish officers who were present in this fight, it was the in- formation of the approach of this brigade and of Chaffee's up the main road that caused the Spaniards to withdraw rapidly from the position. The whole force was in imminent danger of being captured. Another soldier of the Twenty-fifth wrote : "The report came that the Twenty-fifth Infantry was to cut off the Spanish retreat from a stronghold, toward Santiago. " These... glimpses from soldiers' letters illustrate how clearly they comprehended the work upon which they were sent, and show also how hearty and cordial was the support which the infantry at that time was hurrying forward to the advancing cavalry.
The official reports show that the strength of the Spanish position was before the right of our line. Mr. Bonsai says: "Directly in front of the Tenth Cavalry rose undoubtedly the strongest point in the Spanish position — two lines of shallow trenches, strengthened by heavy stone parapets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ac- cording to Bonsai, who 'says he obtained his information from Spanish officers who were present in this fight, it was the in- formation of the approach of this brigade and of Chaffee's up the main road that caused the Spaniards to withdraw rapidly from the position. The whole force was in imminent danger of being captured. Another soldier of the Twenty-fifth wrote : "The report came that the Twenty-fifth Infantry was to cut off the Spanish retreat from a stronghold, toward Santiago. " These... glimpses from soldiers' letters illustrate how clearly they comprehended the work upon which they were sent, and show also how hearty and cordial was the support which the infantry at that time was hurrying forward to the advancing cavalry.
The official reports show that the strength of the Spanish position was before the right of our line. Mr. Bonsai says: "Directly in front of the Tenth Cavalry rose undoubtedly the strongest point in the Spanish position — two lines of shallow trenches, strengthened by heavy stone parapets.
What to read after The Colored Regulars in the United States Army volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theophilus Gould Steward to read onlineMoreLess
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