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LA QUINTA
The Punishment of Widows and Children

La Quinta was the name of the building that the Spanish army used to imprison women in the villa of San Fernando de Béxar in 1813.

Spanish troops led by Gen. Joaquín de Arredondo confined women, primarily widows and daughters of men whom Arredondo suspected to be rebels. This imprisonment took place in the aftermath of the battle of Medina, which occurred on August 18, 1813, and pitted the Republican Army of the Gutierréz-Magee expedition against Spanish Royalist forces.

Join me today as I recount the historic and horrific accounts of human suffering that transpired due to the Battle of Medina to the women and children of San Antonio in our video presentation entitled La Quinta, the punishment of widows and children

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