Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Memoirs of the Mexican Revolution, Including a Narrative of the Expedition General Xavier Mina, Vol. 2 of 2: To Which Are Annexed Some Observations on the Practicability of Opening a Commerce Between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, Through the Mexican Isthmus, in the Province of Oaxaca, and at the Lake of Nicaragua
Mina advances against Guanacuate - Description of that city - He attacks it - Failures - He proceeds with an escort to the rancho del Venadito - Manee ments of Orrantia - Mina made prisoner - Brutal conduct of Orrantia towards him-r-death of Mina - Re?ections - State of Society in Mexico - Remarks on the present state of the royal forces, and the facility with whisk. The mantra. Could be invaded. And its emancipation accomplished.
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