A Sketch of the Life And Character of Gen Taylor the American Hero And People
A Sketch of the Life And Character of Gen Taylor the American Hero And People
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Proclamation by the General commanding the Army of the United States, to the People of Mexico — War waged only against the Mili- tary Despots of Mexico — Neutrality of Citizens respected — Obliga- tions of Religion and endoioment of Churches protected — List of the Killed in the Battles of Palo Alto and Eesaca de la Palma.
Proclamation by Gen. Taylor, to the Mexicans.
We subjoin a proclamation issued by General Taylor to the Mex- icans, announcing the war, but declaring that it is only waged ag...ainst the military despots who have so long trampled on the liberties of their country, offering protection to the persons and property of all who are neutral, and respecting the obligations of religion and the rights and endowments of the churches.
Causes of the War explained.
After many years of patient endurance, the United States are at length constrained to acknowledge, that a war now exists between our Government and the Government of Mexico. For many years our citizens have been subjected to repeated insults and injuries ; our ves- sels and cargoes have been seized and confiscated, our merchants have been plundered, maimed, imprisoned, without cause and without reparation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Proclamation by the General commanding the Army of the United States, to the People of Mexico — War waged only against the Mili- tary Despots of Mexico — Neutrality of Citizens respected — Obliga- tions of Religion and endoioment of Churches protected — List of the Killed in the Battles of Palo Alto and Eesaca de la Palma.
Proclamation by Gen. Taylor, to the Mexicans.
We subjoin a proclamation issued by General Taylor to the Mex- icans, announcing the war, but declaring that it is only waged ag...ainst the military despots who have so long trampled on the liberties of their country, offering protection to the persons and property of all who are neutral, and respecting the obligations of religion and the rights and endowments of the churches.
Causes of the War explained.
After many years of patient endurance, the United States are at length constrained to acknowledge, that a war now exists between our Government and the Government of Mexico. For many years our citizens have been subjected to repeated insults and injuries ; our ves- sels and cargoes have been seized and confiscated, our merchants have been plundered, maimed, imprisoned, without cause and without reparation.
What to read after A Sketch of the Life And Character of Gen Taylor the American Hero And People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William H Seward to read onlineMoreLess
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