Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 232
hile the viceroy in Mexico prepared to receive the insurgents,and his ally, the church, excommunicated their leaders. The militaryforce of the royalists was inconsiderable, and what there was, it was feared,might prove not as loyal as was desirable. As Hidalgo marched towardsthe capital, he tried… … MIGUEL HID.\LGO.« Trujillo, who commanded a corps of observation, which confronted the in-surgents, and who finally ran the chances of a battle at Las Cruces. HereIturbide was of service on one flank, and on the other Trujillo risked thepractice of treachery during a parley ; but what he lost in…
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