Winsor, Justin, 1831-1897 · Boston ; New York : Houghton Mifflin & Co. · leaf 351
interested he may be, isdangerous to a newly founded state. I have proclaimed the independenceof Peru. I have ceased to be a public man. Ne,\t day San Martin em-barked for Chile, and, crossing the Andes once more, he returned to Europewith his only child, a girl named Mercedes. He lived at… … GENERAL MILLER.* After the departure of San Martin, a Committee of Government wasformed, and an expedition was sent, under General Santa Cruz, to attackthe Spaniards in Upjier Peru ; but in August, 1823, the patriots weredefeated by the Spanish General Valdez, at the battle of Zejiita, and…
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