The Naval History of the United States volume 2
The Naval History of the United States volume 2
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The chevaux de frise having been raised by attaching rubber bags to it and then inflating them with air. When Perry arrived at Tabasco he found the American flag flying, the town having fallen without resistance to his own ships. So his own arduous march across country had been all for nothing. This was the last work of the sailors, but the marines of the navy still saw glorious service, as a detachment of them was with General Scott, participat- ing in the attack on Chapultepec. They were also... among the first to enter the City of Mexico when that capital surrendered.
The navy in the War with Mexico did itself credit as it always had before, and reflected honor upon the country, whose flag was upheld with brilliant courage and untiring zeal.
m f$&Ml>^Kr : k^'^ r r ~ r CHAPTER XIX.
THE NAVY IN PEACE. — SURVEYING THE DEAD SEA. SUPPRESSING THE SLAVE TRADE. THE FRANKLIN RELIEF EXPEDITION. COMMODORE PERRY IN JAPAN. — SIGNING OF THE TREATY. - TROUBLE IN CHINESE WATERS. *— THE KOSZTA CASE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The chevaux de frise having been raised by attaching rubber bags to it and then inflating them with air. When Perry arrived at Tabasco he found the American flag flying, the town having fallen without resistance to his own ships. So his own arduous march across country had been all for nothing. This was the last work of the sailors, but the marines of the navy still saw glorious service, as a detachment of them was with General Scott, participat- ing in the attack on Chapultepec. They were also... among the first to enter the City of Mexico when that capital surrendered.
The navy in the War with Mexico did itself credit as it always had before, and reflected honor upon the country, whose flag was upheld with brilliant courage and untiring zeal.
m f$&Ml>^Kr : k^'^ r r ~ r CHAPTER XIX.
THE NAVY IN PEACE. — SURVEYING THE DEAD SEA. SUPPRESSING THE SLAVE TRADE. THE FRANKLIN RELIEF EXPEDITION. COMMODORE PERRY IN JAPAN. — SIGNING OF THE TREATY. - TROUBLE IN CHINESE WATERS. *— THE KOSZTA CASE.
What to read after The Naval History of the United States volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willis J Willis John Abbot to read onlineMoreLess
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