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nydus/Anahuac: Or, Mexico and the Mexicans, Ancient and ModernPublic
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CHAPTER XI. PUEBLA. NOPALUCÁN. ORIZABA. POTRERO.

They have the reputation of being a set of most ferocious savages; and, badly armed as they are with ricketty flint- or match-locks, and sabres of hoop-iron, they are the terror of the other Mexican soldiery, especially when the war has to be carried on in the hot pestilential coast-region, their native country.

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