 Gamar£O in the same manner, cut off his head, and sent it as a present to General Pezuela, informing him that it was a miracle of the Virgen del Carmen. It has been by a torrent of evils and bitter afflictions such as these that we have been compelled...  Voyage to South America - Page 302by Henry Marie Brackenridge - 1820Full view - About this book
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...colonel Gamargo in the same horrid manner, cut off his head, and sent it as a present to general Puzuela, informing him that it was a miracle of the Virgin del Carmen. " It is Ferdinand of Bourbon who has sent his generals with decrees of pardon which they caused to be published,... | |
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...Ganiargo in the same horrid manner, cut off his head, and sent it as a present to general Puzuela, informing him that it was a miracle of the Virgin del Carmen. " It is Ferdinand of Bourbon who has sent his generals with decrees of pardon which they caused to be published,... | |
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...head, and sent it as a present to General Pezuela, informing him that it was a miracle of the Virgen del Carmen. It has been by a torrent of evils and...turning our eyes to every quarter, we were unable to see anything but the three elements of which it must necessarily be composed — oppro:>rium. ruin, and... | |
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...head, and sent it as a present to General Pezuela, informing him :hat it was a miracle of the Virgen del Carmen. It has been by a torrent of evils and...turning our eyes to every quarter, we were unable to see anything but the three elements of which it must necessarily be composed — oppro>rium, ruin, and... | |
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...head, and sent it as a present to General Pezuela, informing him [hat it was a miracle of the Virgen del Carmen. It has been by a torrent of evils and...turning our eyes to every quarter, we were unable to see anything but the three elements of which it must necessarily be composed — oppro•,rium. ruin, and... | |
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...head, and sent t as a present to General Pezuela, informing him .hat it was a miracle of the Virgen del Carmen. It has been by a torrent of evils and...afflictions such as these that we have been compelled ,o take the only course that remained to us. We reflected deeply on our situation and future fate,... | |
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