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History of Negro Soldiers in the Spanish-American War, and Other Items of Interest

CHAPTER I
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Every time the Spanish attacked him they were beaten and left thousands of arms and much ammunition in his possession.

He was born in Santiago de Cuba July 14, 1848.
THE SPIRIT OF THE INSURGENTS did not break with General Maceo's death.
Others rose up to fill his place, the women even taking arms in the defence of home and liberty.

"At first no one believed, who had not seen them, that there were women in the Cuban army; but there is no doubt about it.

They are not all miscalled amazons, for they are warlike women and do not shun fighting.

The difficulty in employing them being that they are insanely brave.


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