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                                     2 .7    TEXAS  AMP                           T H E  WAR       MEXICO
                                     7848        VICTORIOUS ARMY                     U.S.A.

             When S c o tt  con tin u ed                       hlA advance  In   August  he  won  3   b a ttle d   at  M
        d e l  Rey,  &            C h a p u ltep ec. The  M exicans  w ithdrew   &  M exico  C i t y    occu pied   on


                                                 Q/tiexico-
                                                             v e rsa  m o
                                                          EN DEFENSA DE LA PATRIA







                                                  ^^)cv£a//a de Q/fto/irw c/e/W^mt
                                                         8 DE SEPTIEMBRE DE 1847   &
                     Chunubuico                         Uotino                                Ch apudepec

           The  wad              waA oven.  &  th e                             T reatyo£  Guadeloupe  H idalgo  woa         In   J u ly   1848.   M exico
        accepted   th e   loAA  ofa  TexaA  &  ceded  529,000  Aq.mlleA  t o  t h e  USA   $18.85  m illio n .   The
         'CompromlAe  ofa  1850’  [qv                                 1 . 1)  d iv id e d   th e   la n d   between  'Fn.ee'  &  ’ S l a v e ’   6.   g .-
        Gen.         PehAlfior Sm ith  waA  In   change  ofa  th e   anmy’ A  w ithdraw al,  com pleted  In   AuguAt.
































                             •OmcitV  |=            Eue)htteA dated                           UthMy  8  {*oi   PeuU<*  Smith  in  1   C auz
                            to Adjutant Genenat  in  lilailungion.  Repo^ti   le o| 3 A
                                      Nilitany PO  at  Vena                 Cauz    doied down   cdi  NEW  ORLEANS/  La.  JUL  20.

           The  M ilit a r y   Academy  waA  founded  at  Went  P o in t  In   1802  &   th lA   waA  th e    tim e  th a t
        a  la r g e   number  o£  them  were  a b le   to   dem onAtrate  t h e ir   A k l l l .    I n i t i a l l y    6
        were  engaged  In   th e   war  &                                5 0 0 more  re tu rn e d    c i v i l    to   command  moAt  reglm entA  &
        A m aller  u n ltA .  Many  roAe  to   high  command  In   Union  &   armleA  In   th e   C i v i l   War  (qv  4. 1) .
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