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History of Rivas


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;margin-left: 0in;line-height:14.4pt;background:white">In the fourth battle of Rivas , which took place on 11 April 1857 , the combined forces of the five Central American countries, Costa Rica led by General José Joaquín Mora Porras , tried to seize the city, where the troops were filibustering, led Walker personally. After four hours of fighting, the Central American forces were driven back with heavy casualties, before the heavy fire of the pirates.

Although it was a victory filibuster, the fourth battle of Rivas was the last major battle of the campaign , since May 1, 1857 Walker surrendered to the American captain Charles Davis, whose ship Saint Mary's was anchored in San Juan del Sur . General Mora accepted the capitulation, and Walker left the Central American territory with all the honors of war

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