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From Cuban Freedom Fighter to Confederate Colonel – Abbeville Institute
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From Cuban Freedom Fighter to Confederate Colonel – Abbeville Institute
When Spanish bullets tore through Ambrosio José Gonzales’s thigh in a Cuban plaza in 1850, he became immortalized as the first Cuban to shed blood fighting for independence from Spain. 14 years later, he would command Confederate guns against Union troops at the Battle of Honey Hill, inflicting one of the most lopsided defeats of the Civil War. Born in...
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