Affairs in Cuba
Affairs in Cuba
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Let us briefly see what the opposing position is. If I under- stand correctly, it is: That we shall first recognize the inde- pendence of the present Cuban Republic and then intervene with force to sustain it; while the opposite contention is that we shall intervene with force and then acknowledge the independence of the present republic, if, when in possession of adequate informa- tion, its recognition is proper; and if it is not a proper government to recognize, then that we shall recognize s...ome republic which the patriots of Cuba may deliberately form. Such is the diver- gency of our views, though we are seeking to attain the same end.
Is there subtlety enough here to measure the difference in our obligations— our international liabilities tinder these two methods? Mr. President, I am free to confess that I am unable to see why our ultimate responsibility would not be the same in the one case as in the other. The final end is the same, though the processes are slightly different.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us briefly see what the opposing position is. If I under- stand correctly, it is: That we shall first recognize the inde- pendence of the present Cuban Republic and then intervene with force to sustain it; while the opposite contention is that we shall intervene with force and then acknowledge the independence of the present republic, if, when in possession of adequate informa- tion, its recognition is proper; and if it is not a proper government to recognize, then that we shall recognize s...ome republic which the patriots of Cuba may deliberately form. Such is the diver- gency of our views, though we are seeking to attain the same end.
Is there subtlety enough here to measure the difference in our obligations— our international liabilities tinder these two methods? Mr. President, I am free to confess that I am unable to see why our ultimate responsibility would not be the same in the one case as in the other. The final end is the same, though the processes are slightly different.
What to read after Affairs in Cuba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C W From Old Catalog Fairbanks to read onlineMoreLess
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