The American Monthly Review of Reviews, Volumen18Review of Reviews, 1898 |
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... army to the tropical jun- gles of eastern Cuba at the height of the season of rains and fevers , without medical supplies or any kind of adequate provision whatsoever for the principal dangers that every one knew the army would ...
... army to the tropical jun- gles of eastern Cuba at the height of the season of rains and fevers , without medical supplies or any kind of adequate provision whatsoever for the principal dangers that every one knew the army would ...
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... army camp at Siboney , where yellow fever was gaining with immense strides . OUR ARMY DISABLED . By the time Santiago was surrendered the strength of our army had become greatly re- duced by the development of disease . It was in every ...
... army camp at Siboney , where yellow fever was gaining with immense strides . OUR ARMY DISABLED . By the time Santiago was surrendered the strength of our army had become greatly re- duced by the development of disease . It was in every ...
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... army . The battle of Gettysburg , instead of being a planned fight , the consequences of which could be reaped by the victorious army , was a go - as - you - please affair , highly creditable to the army and its commander , but barren ...
... army . The battle of Gettysburg , instead of being a planned fight , the consequences of which could be reaped by the victorious army , was a go - as - you - please affair , highly creditable to the army and its commander , but barren ...
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Ladies Home Journal reviewed 101 226 350 473 608 | 101 |
Map of Country Between Baiquiri and Santiago | 170 |
Map Showing Position of American Troops After | 176 |
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