A History of South America 1854 1904 With An Additional Chapter Bringing the H
A History of South America 1854 1904 With An Additional Chapter Bringing the H
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He intended to attack that place after making a junction with a detachment sent to meet him from Tacna; but when nearing the station of Dolores on February 15, he found that a strong revolutionary force had come from Pisagua to intercept his advance. So he took up a position on the hill of San Francisco, the site of a memorable battle in 1879, and there awaited developments. At 3 p. M. The Congressionalists opened Admiral Jorje Montt.
Ramon Barros Luco.
General Canto.
General Korner [Face page ...350 1891] REBELS VICTOEIOUS IN TARAPACA 351 fire with their artillery, and under protection of the guns the infantry was pushed forward ; in a couple of hours it was evident that Robles could not hold his ground, and he retired towards the railway to await reinforce- ments from Iquique. In the fighting on the hill and during the retirement the casualties were heavy, only 108 men escaping, amongst the officers killed being Colonel Villagras and Lieutenant- Colonel Riquelme, while 6 others were taken prisoners ; the revolutionary loss was 1 officer and 15 men killed, and 54 officers and men wounded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He intended to attack that place after making a junction with a detachment sent to meet him from Tacna; but when nearing the station of Dolores on February 15, he found that a strong revolutionary force had come from Pisagua to intercept his advance. So he took up a position on the hill of San Francisco, the site of a memorable battle in 1879, and there awaited developments. At 3 p. M. The Congressionalists opened Admiral Jorje Montt.
Ramon Barros Luco.
General Canto.
General Korner [Face page ...350 1891] REBELS VICTOEIOUS IN TARAPACA 351 fire with their artillery, and under protection of the guns the infantry was pushed forward ; in a couple of hours it was evident that Robles could not hold his ground, and he retired towards the railway to await reinforce- ments from Iquique. In the fighting on the hill and during the retirement the casualties were heavy, only 108 men escaping, amongst the officers killed being Colonel Villagras and Lieutenant- Colonel Riquelme, while 6 others were taken prisoners ; the revolutionary loss was 1 officer and 15 men killed, and 54 officers and men wounded.
What to read after A History of South America 1854 1904 With An Additional Chapter Bringing the H?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edmond Akers to read onlineMoreLess
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