Scott, Winfield, 1786-1866
Biography
American military commander and political candidate.
Found in 13 Collections and/or Records:
Attack on the City of Mexico, Undated
Colored lithograph of "Attack on the City of Mexico. On the 14th Sept. 1847 by Genl. Scott with 8000 men, the Mexican Army of 30,000 men were completely routed."
Battle of Churubusco, 1847
Colored lithograph of "Battle of Churubusco, near the city of Mexico. Aug 19 & 20th 1847. Genl. Scott with 7,000 American forces totally routed the whole Mexican Army, numbering 32,000 men commanded by Genl. Santa Anna. American loss in killed and wounded about 1,100 men. Mexican loss: killed and wounded 7,000 men !!, ran away Santa Anna and 25,000 Mexicans !!!”
Battle of Churubusco, 1847
Battle of Sierra Gordo, Undated
Colored lithograph of "Battle of Sierra Gordo, April 17th & 18th 1847, between Genl. Scott and Santa Anna. Capture of Santa Anna's carriage, cash, papers, dinner & wooden leg. American Force: 8,000; killed and wounded 500 men. Mexican force 15,000; Prisoners, killed wounded & run away 15,000.".
Capitulation of Vera Cruz, 1847
Colored lithograph of "Capitulation of Vera Cruz. The Mexican soldiers marching out and surrendering their arms to Genl. Sott, March 29th 1847."
Capitulation of Vera Cruz, 1847
Colored lithograph of "Capitulation of Vera Cruz. The Mexican soldiers marching out and surrendering their arms to Genl. Sott, March 29th 1847."
General Scott at the Taking of Vera Cruz, Undated
Colored lithograph of "General Scott at the Taking of Vera Cruz, March 22d, 23d, & 24th 1847"
General Scott's Victorious Entry into the City of Mexico, 1847
Colored lithograph of "General Scotts Victorious Entry into the City of Mexico, Sept. 14th 1847"
Major General Winfield Scott, 1846
Colored lithograph of "Major General Winfield Scott, General in Chief, United States Army, The Hero of Chippewa, Lundy's Lane, Vera Cruz, Cerro Gordo, and Mexico."
Major General Winfield Scott, 1846
Colored lithograph of "Major General Winfield Scott, General in Chief, United States Army. The Hero of Chippewa, Lundy's Lane and Vera Cruz."
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