Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 343
mself threatened bothin front and rear. He countermarched on Arequipa, and Pumacaguaretreated at his approach. General Pezuela was hard pressed by Belgranoin the south, so Ramirez resolved to follow up and dispose of the Indiancacique. Reaching Lampa on March i, 1825, he received a proposal for… … From Torrentes Rciolucion ffisfano-Aniericana, vol. i. officers of Spanish descent were shot, including the poet Melgar of Are-quipa, and many of the Indians were mutilated. The united forces ofRamirez and Pezuela then recovered Upper Peru, and numerous localinsurrections were suppressed with…
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