Lessons From Siege Conquest In Spanish Cities
A historical discussion argues that conquering armies must balance control with protection of civil life. It cites Scott and Worth in Vera Cruz and Mexico City, warns of mob violence in occupied cities, and emphasizes impartial governance, preservation of religion and property, and timely occupation tactics to minimize chaos and gain acceptance.
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Santiago
United States
United States Army
Scott
Vera Cruz
Worth
City of
Mexico
Santa Anna
Alexandria
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Spain's Coming Man Don Francisco Romero y Robledo
Spain may name Don Francisco Romero y Robledo as the man of the hour in politics. An Andalusian by birth, he resembles an Englishman in appearance, tall with gray turning hair and protruding teeth. His rise is attributed to magnetism and oratory, placing him among the top speakers after Castelar, rising from a poor background through persistent public life.
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United States Army
United States
Spain
Don Francisco Romero Y Robledo
Castelar
Our Iron In Europe Price Competition For Iron Pipes
A Hamburg firm claims to offer American iron gas pipes at prices lower than German iron works after freight and duties. American red iron competes with German iron in Europe. A Rotterdam firm has agency for an American iron producer and sells at prices quoted for German iron.
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Hamburg
United States
German Iron Works
Red Iron
Rotterdam
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