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History of Central America, Volume 3, 1801-1887, Volume 8

Note XXIV-4 — Chapter XXIV · INDEPENDENCE OF THE ISTHMUS. 1801-1822.

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In addition to the regular troops of one company of artillery and one battalion of infantry, distributed in various places, there were militia forces comprising one battalion of white and one of colored soldiers at Panamá, an equal force at Natá, one battalion of whites in Veragua, and seven companies infantry and artillery scattered in different places. Bol. Of. (1868), 32.

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