Blood on the Border: The United States Army and the Mexican IrregularsMacmillan, 1969 - 390 pages |
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... directed to enroll additional Apache scouts at once . 32 It was apparent that there could be no peace as long as the Apache outlaws held out in the Sierra Madres . Sooner or later they would raid into the United States for recruits ...
... directed to enroll additional Apache scouts at once . 32 It was apparent that there could be no peace as long as the Apache outlaws held out in the Sierra Madres . Sooner or later they would raid into the United States for recruits ...
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... directed its special agent with Car- ranza to make strong representations . But while all this was going on , the Indians continued to advance . On November 17 , 1915 , a radiogram to Admiral Winslow from the Annapolis said that the ...
... directed its special agent with Car- ranza to make strong representations . But while all this was going on , the Indians continued to advance . On November 17 , 1915 , a radiogram to Admiral Winslow from the Annapolis said that the ...
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... directed to be at the conference , quickly dropped out . In spite of the tact with which he had handled the ... directing him to " dispose your troops that they shall be in a position to cut off the American expeditionary forces now in ...
... directed to be at the conference , quickly dropped out . In spite of the tact with which he had handled the ... directing him to " dispose your troops that they shall be in a position to cut off the American expeditionary forces now in ...
Contents
The Background and Beginningthe 1850s | 1 |
Mexico | 3 |
Robin Hood on the Rio Grande | 16 |
Copyright | |
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