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BATTLE OF MONTERREY, 1846. Mexican General Pedro de Ampudia surrendering to General

BATTLE OF MONTERREY, 1846. Mexican General Pedro de Ampudia surrendering to General


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BATTLE OF MONTERREY, 1846. Mexican General Pedro de Ampudia surrendering to General

BATTLE OF MONTERREY, 1846.
Mexican General Pedro de Ampudia surrendering to General Zachary Taylor after the Battle of Monterrey during the Mexican War, 24 September 1846

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1846 Battle Latin America Latin American Mesoamerica Mesoamerican Mexican Mexican War Mexico Monterrey Pedro Retreat September Surrender Taylor Victory Zachary Capitulation Troop


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This black and white lithograph captures a pivotal moment in history - the Battle of Monterrey, 1846. The image showcases Mexican General Pedro de Ampudia surrendering to the victorious American General Zachary Taylor after an intense battle during the Mexican War on September 24th, 1846. The scene is filled with tension and emotion as General Ampudia stands tall in his military uniform, symbolizing honor and resilience. His face reveals a mix of defeat and respect for his adversary. On the other side, General Taylor exudes confidence and authority, embodying triumph in this significant victory. The composition beautifully portrays the aftermath of war - soldiers stand scattered around them, representing both sides involved in this fierce conflict. The print transports us back to that fateful day when these two generals clashed on the battlefield. Preserved by Library of Congress, this historical artifact serves as a reminder of Latin America's tumultuous past. It offers viewers a glimpse into Mesoamerican history while shedding light on Mexico's struggle for independence during this period. As we gaze upon this lithograph, we are reminded of the sacrifices made by countless men who fought bravely for their nations' causes. It is through such images that we can appreciate not only our shared history but also understand how conflicts shape our present-day world.

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