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THE SURRENDER OF SANTIAGO
THE SURRENDER OF SANTIAGO
PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE RED CROSS FUNDS
The Surrender of Santiago: An Account of the Historic Surrender of Santiago to General: Shafter, July 17, 1898
By
Frank Norris
The Surrender of Santiago: An Account of the Historic Surrender of Santiago to General: Shafter, July 17, 1898
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AN ACCOUNT OF THE
HISTORIC SURRENDER OF SANTIAGO
TO GENERAL SHAFTER
JULY 17, 1898
by FRANK NORRIS
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SAN FRANCISCO
PAUL ELDER AND COMPANY
NINETEEN SEVENTEEN
Copyright, 1913, 1917
by Otis F. Wood
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OR TWO DAYS WE HAD been at the headquarters of the Second Brigade (General McKibben’s), so blissfully contented because at last we had a real wooden and tiled roof over our heads that even the tarantulas—Archibald shook two of them from his blanket in one night—had no terrors for us.