To the Gold Coast for Gold
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'An alarm signal was immediately made in the town, when the enemyreturned to his ships, and made his troops prepare to disembark. At tenA. M. The three frigates, towed by their boats, cast anchor out ofcannon-shot, near the Bufadero; whilst the other vessels plied towindward, [Footnote: At the time the weather was calm in the town, but aviolent levante, or east wind, prevented vessels from approaching thebay, where the lee shore is very dangerous. ] and disembarked about 1, 200men on the beach ...of Valle Seco, between the town and the valley. Thisparty occupied the nearest hill before it could be attacked; itsmovements showed an intention to seize the steep rocky scarp commandingthe Paso Alto--the furthest to the north of the town. [Footnote:Nelson's rough sketch, vol. Ii. P. 434, shows that it had 26 guns. SanCristobal de Paso Alto commands the large ravine called by the Guanches'Tahoide' or 'Tejode, ' which is now defended by San Miguel. This is asmall rockwork carrying six guns in two tiers, the upper _enbarbette_ and the lower casemated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'An alarm signal was immediately made in the town, when the enemyreturned to his ships, and made his troops prepare to disembark. At tenA. M. The three frigates, towed by their boats, cast anchor out ofcannon-shot, near the Bufadero; whilst the other vessels plied towindward, [Footnote: At the time the weather was calm in the town, but aviolent levante, or east wind, prevented vessels from approaching thebay, where the lee shore is very dangerous. ] and disembarked about 1, 200men on the beach ...of Valle Seco, between the town and the valley. Thisparty occupied the nearest hill before it could be attacked; itsmovements showed an intention to seize the steep rocky scarp commandingthe Paso Alto--the furthest to the north of the town. [Footnote:Nelson's rough sketch, vol. Ii. P. 434, shows that it had 26 guns. SanCristobal de Paso Alto commands the large ravine called by the Guanches'Tahoide' or 'Tejode, ' which is now defended by San Miguel. This is asmall rockwork carrying six guns in two tiers, the upper _enbarbette_ and the lower casemated.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burton, Richard Francis, Sir, 1821-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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