A Star of Hope for Mexico
A Star of Hope for Mexico
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Undoubtedly Father Hidalgo, the first Mexican liberator, had heard of Miranda. "El grito de Dolores, " the cry from the City of Sorrows, as the independence call of Hidalgo was designated, was the first utterance in Mexico of this Pan-American idea. This call was, "Long live America ! Death to bad government !" Hidalgo did not say, "Long live Mexico! Death to Spain!" but "Long live America, " Pan-America, the anticipated home of good government, as opposed to the Old World, the home of bad gove...rnment. History tells us that he declared for the indepen- dence of Mexico as a part of self-governing America. Like our Declaration, it indeed was the demand of an oppressed people for the right to govern themselves, but it was also an expression of the ideal of Pan-America, destined to be the hemisphere of demo- cracy.
Desperately angered by the interference of the Government with his efforts to teach the people letters and industry for he had been instructing them in reading and figures and training them to rear silkworms and to make pottery Father Hidalgo, of Dolores, on a September Sunday morning in 1810 summoned his pupil horticulturists and potters, forced the village prison, liberated the political prisoners, rang the parish bell, and called the people, in the name of Him who came to bring all men abundant life, to declare themselves free.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Undoubtedly Father Hidalgo, the first Mexican liberator, had heard of Miranda. "El grito de Dolores, " the cry from the City of Sorrows, as the independence call of Hidalgo was designated, was the first utterance in Mexico of this Pan-American idea. This call was, "Long live America ! Death to bad government !" Hidalgo did not say, "Long live Mexico! Death to Spain!" but "Long live America, " Pan-America, the anticipated home of good government, as opposed to the Old World, the home of bad gove...rnment. History tells us that he declared for the indepen- dence of Mexico as a part of self-governing America. Like our Declaration, it indeed was the demand of an oppressed people for the right to govern themselves, but it was also an expression of the ideal of Pan-America, destined to be the hemisphere of demo- cracy.
Desperately angered by the interference of the Government with his efforts to teach the people letters and industry for he had been instructing them in reading and figures and training them to rear silkworms and to make pottery Father Hidalgo, of Dolores, on a September Sunday morning in 1810 summoned his pupil horticulturists and potters, forced the village prison, liberated the political prisoners, rang the parish bell, and called the people, in the name of Him who came to bring all men abundant life, to declare themselves free.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles William Dabney to read onlineMoreLess
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