Life and Services of General Winfield Scott: Including the Siege of Vera Cruz, the Battle of Cerro Gordo, and the Battles in the Valley of Mexico, to the Conclusion of Peace, and His Return to the United States |
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action addressed advance American army arms arrived artillery attack batteries battle of Chippewa BATTLE OF CONTRERAS Black-Hawk brevet brigade British campaign Captain captured castle Cerro Gordo Chapultepec Charleston Cherokees Chippewa Churubusco citizens civil Colonel command commenced Congress Contreras court Cruz defence distinguished division duty enemy enemy's excitement feeling fire Florida force Fort George Fort Moultrie friends gallant glory Governor honor hundred Idem Indians infantry Jackson Lake Lake Chalco land laws legislature letter Major-General Major-General Scott March ment Mexican military militia Molino del Rey nation Niagara Niles Niles's Register nullification officers opinion parties passed patriotic peace position President principles prisoners Puebla Queenstown received regiment resolutions river road Santa Anna scene Secretary soldier South Carolina spirit success tariff thousand tion treaty troops Twiggs Union United Vera Cruz victory Virginia volunteers Washington WINFIELD SCOTT wounded York