The Spanish guns then fell silent after firing only three rounds.

Nevertheless, the firing from the Spanish guns began to slacken.

It is supported by a row of 28 captured French and Spanish guns.

Some of the Spanish guns were still firing out into the vacancy.

We've given him the Spanish guns, shot and powder we took from Santiago.

All 19 Spanish guns played on this formation and musketry as well.

The exact number of the Spanish guns is not to say with certainty, but there were certainly more than 30.

Most of the Spanish guns were not even manned.

The Spanish guns used smokeless powder, so that it was difficult to place them.

With both columns still advancing they received the fire of the Spanish guns at very close quarters.