Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 236
it was still active enough in certain regions to keep Calleja in thefield. In February, 1S12, Morelos made a stand at Cuautla (Guautla),where he repelled the royalist attacks so vigorously that Calleja settleddown at last for the jirotracted work of a siege.^ Disease was weakeningthe forces both… … JOSE MARI.\ MOREI.OS.* but not with any organized force, for his men scattered in the act. Thevictory of Calleja was a doubtful one, and he stained his arms by the devas-tation which he permitted in the town after the rebels had escaped. By August (1812) Morelos had gathered about 3,600 men at…
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