 | Murat Halstead - Cuba - 1896 - 610 pages
...1761. The combined forces, having captured Martinique on February i4th, and Havana on August ißth, 1762, succumbed to an epidemic of fever, by far the...The author was not always careful to write himself juinor, hence there might be difficulty in identifying him as the chaplain, since his father had already... | |
 | Murat Halstead - Cuba - 1897 - 654 pages
...1761. The combined forces, having captured Martinique on February I4th, and Havana on August I3th, 1762, succumbed to an epidemic of fever, by far the...The author was not always careful to write himself juinor, hence there might be difficulty in identifying him as the chaplain, since his father had already... | |
 | Murat Halstead - 1898 - 684 pages
...1761. The combined forces, having captured Martinique on February i4th, and Havana on August i3th, 1762, succumbed to an epidemic of fever, by far the...The author was not always careful to write himself juinor, hence there might be difficulty in identifying him as the chaplain, since his father had already... | |
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1762, succumbed to an epidemic of fever, by far the deadliest foe they had encountered. The Journal of Graham, although fragmentary, gives a vivid picture of the sufferings of these victors, and of their anxiety to relinquish their conquest. The author... 