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Title: History of the Thirteenth Regiment, United States Infantry
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: McAlexander, Ulysses Grant, 1864-1936
Subjects: United States. Army. Infantry Regiment, 13th (1812-1815) Spanish-American War, 1898
Publisher: (United States) : Regimental Press, Thirteenth Infantry, Frank D. Gunn
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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a different,perhaps of a better class? The number of arms capturedwithin our district will amply establish the fact that therewas a well organized resistance within the province and thefact that thirty-one natives paid the death penalty, clearlyproves that the native of Pangasinan was little better thanhis fellows pertaining to other tribes. That the work performed by the regiment in capturingand bringing to trial before Military Commissions, thenatives, who, uunder guise of assisting insurgent opera-tions, committed all manner of atrocious crimes, wassecond in its effect only to that accomplished by force of arms,may be established in this wise. General Vicente Prado was one of the acknowledgedinsurgent chieftains in Pangasinan; he gathered about himhis military forces, and departing from the principles ofhonorable warfare, he established himself in the fastnesses ofthe mountains and led forth his so-called insurgent forcesupon the unsuspecting and unprotected natives in the valleys
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