Americas Battle for Cubas Freedom
Americas Battle for Cubas Freedom
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312 A WILY OLD GENERAL.
To discover imagined conspiracies, to commence suits blindly approved by his assessor, to expatriate, to vex, to imprison the citizens, these were Tacon's noble exploits. His artful reports found credit at court. He was therefore continued in his government, and the Spanish Cortes in 1836, by a majority exceeding thirteen votes, shut their doors, which had always been opened to American repre- sentatives, against the deputies of the Island, then elected and at Madrid. Th...ey were obliged to return without being allowed the privilege of uttering their grievances. This was the single but serious act of usurpation which robbed the descendants of the Island's con- querors of all interference in its administration and tributary system.
Some time after the oath to the constitution had been taken at Madrid in 1837, the Spanish General Lorenzo, commanding in St. Jago, encouraged by the encomiums and rewards conferred in former times and in similar instances, on such authorities as first followed the impulse given at the court of a political change, thought it his duty to conform to the plan most approved by all parties, royalist or liberal, viz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
312 A WILY OLD GENERAL.
To discover imagined conspiracies, to commence suits blindly approved by his assessor, to expatriate, to vex, to imprison the citizens, these were Tacon's noble exploits. His artful reports found credit at court. He was therefore continued in his government, and the Spanish Cortes in 1836, by a majority exceeding thirteen votes, shut their doors, which had always been opened to American repre- sentatives, against the deputies of the Island, then elected and at Madrid. Th...ey were obliged to return without being allowed the privilege of uttering their grievances. This was the single but serious act of usurpation which robbed the descendants of the Island's con- querors of all interference in its administration and tributary system.
Some time after the oath to the constitution had been taken at Madrid in 1837, the Spanish General Lorenzo, commanding in St. Jago, encouraged by the encomiums and rewards conferred in former times and in similar instances, on such authorities as first followed the impulse given at the court of a political change, thought it his duty to conform to the plan most approved by all parties, royalist or liberal, viz.
What to read after Americas Battle for Cubas Freedom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gonzalo De Quesada to read onlineMoreLess
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