The War With Mexico volume 1
The War With Mexico volume 1
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Worth, after a short observation of a flag upon the citadel, which had been taken by some as one of truce, ordered them to be opened, and the retreating enemy was still further annoyed as he passed the Plaza de la Capilla on his way to the citadel. So soon as he had passed beyond range, the fifth infantry was or dered to return to the heights of the opposite ridge, the train of the division was brought up and park ed beneath and to the west of the Obispado, and the positions were taken for the ...night.
The Loma d'Independencia, with the Obispado, completely commanded the western portion of Monterey, and their possession insured the en trance into the town. The important advantages, like those of the preceding day, gained by Worth's division, had cost comparatively but little. The armament captured in the Obispado was of two nine pounders, a six-inch howitzer, besides the twelve pounder which had been thrown down the declivity, all having a full supply of ammunition, and quite sufficient for the defense of the position against any ordinary attack from the town front, in view of which the place had been originally fortified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Worth, after a short observation of a flag upon the citadel, which had been taken by some as one of truce, ordered them to be opened, and the retreating enemy was still further annoyed as he passed the Plaza de la Capilla on his way to the citadel. So soon as he had passed beyond range, the fifth infantry was or dered to return to the heights of the opposite ridge, the train of the division was brought up and park ed beneath and to the west of the Obispado, and the positions were taken for the ...night.
The Loma d'Independencia, with the Obispado, completely commanded the western portion of Monterey, and their possession insured the en trance into the town. The important advantages, like those of the preceding day, gained by Worth's division, had cost comparatively but little. The armament captured in the Obispado was of two nine pounders, a six-inch howitzer, besides the twelve pounder which had been thrown down the declivity, all having a full supply of ammunition, and quite sufficient for the defense of the position against any ordinary attack from the town front, in view of which the place had been originally fortified.
What to read after The War With Mexico volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roswell Sabine Ripley to read onlineMoreLess
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