The Marine Corps in Mexico Setting Forth Its Conduct As Established By Testimon
The Marine Corps in Mexico Setting Forth Its Conduct As Established By Testimon
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When did accused leave the city of Mexico, and where has he been stationed since?
Ans. The accused, Lieutenant Rich, and myself, left about the 20th March, 1848. I can't say exactly where stationed since.
Question by the Court.
You say the accused waived his sword and cheered the strag- ling troops. State for the information of the Court the kind of sword he waived, and at what particular point, by reference to the diagram, the cheers were given, as also to what regiment the straglers belonged?...
Ans. The particular kind of sword I can't say. The cheers were given from the time the firing commenced till I lost sight of him. There were no other troops but marines, near the place, and there were no troops in advance of me.
Question by the same.
Were the marines, at the storming of Chepultepec, passed by the New York regiment, or any other troops, in the direction of the Castle? 1 Ans. They were not.
Question by the same.
Did the battalion of marines direct its fire against the Castle, or against a body of troops stationed upon the ramparts, or on either side of the Castle ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When did accused leave the city of Mexico, and where has he been stationed since?
Ans. The accused, Lieutenant Rich, and myself, left about the 20th March, 1848. I can't say exactly where stationed since.
Question by the Court.
You say the accused waived his sword and cheered the strag- ling troops. State for the information of the Court the kind of sword he waived, and at what particular point, by reference to the diagram, the cheers were given, as also to what regiment the straglers belonged?...
Ans. The particular kind of sword I can't say. The cheers were given from the time the firing commenced till I lost sight of him. There were no other troops but marines, near the place, and there were no troops in advance of me.
Question by the same.
Were the marines, at the storming of Chepultepec, passed by the New York regiment, or any other troops, in the direction of the Castle? 1 Ans. They were not.
Question by the same.
Did the battalion of marines direct its fire against the Castle, or against a body of troops stationed upon the ramparts, or on either side of the Castle ?
What to read after The Marine Corps in Mexico Setting Forth Its Conduct As Established By Testimon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John S Devlin to read onlineMoreLess
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