Spaniards defy siege in Saragossa defense speech
The document recounts General Palafox's defiant reply to Marshal Moncey during the siege of Zaragoza. He insists on honor in resistance, vows to fight to the death, and scorns surrender while invoking eleven million Spaniards ready to defend their country.
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Moncey
Lovy
Marshal Moncey
France
Empire
Madrid
Extracts from Spanish Decrees and Washington Letters
Translated excerpts detail decrees abolishing the Inquisition, reducing friars, confiscating church property, and abolishing feudal rights in Spain and its provinces. Included are remarks on pacific and war actions involving France, Spain, and the U S, with letters from Cadiz dated January and Washington March expressing views on neutrality and national unity.
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Spain
Wathington
Cadiz
Romana
Leon
Madrid
Cevallos
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London
Charles
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M ‘Xico
Petite A
Athey
Grimez
Boulogne
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Laoar Baperal
Council of Catily
Council of Castile
Napoton, &c
Tribunal of the
Inquisition
Samf
Arter
United States
N. Rochester
L. Brent
Fguis
Wathington County
Washington
Mar Hand
U. States
Warington County
Lisfied Piri
President Adams
Office of the
Ati
Monarchis
John Adams
Daniel Wincit
Erastus Lyman
Esquires
Northamton
Mass
Mr. Adams
Quincy
Adamns
Quincey
North River
Delaware River
Potomack
Maistain