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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 1 (July 1898) (1898)

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es is a well- has been strongly fortified, and this would also prove a in battle with the Cuban insurgents, as, owing to the stretched barbed wire fence, which was to oppose a peculiar nature of the surface of the land in Cuba, a serious obstacle to the cavalry of the insurgents. Be- very effective… … setting them on fire. Broad will be taken, and a num- FOB! FAEZ, SANTA GLABA, CX7BA, HELD BY SPANISH TBOOPS. horizontal slots are pro- ber of sledges for the inland vided, through which the journey on the South Vic- Spanish troops can fire. Such a fort is, of course, very torian continent. The…

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