Anti Expansion
Anti Expansion
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And when it began to dawn on their minds that there was doubt about it, naturally, having dealt with Spain, they became uneasy and suspicious. They sent a man here to see the President of the United States, to offer this Government any kind of concession that it might demand. He came here in good faith, and yet the President refused even to give him audience. Not only that, but the Administration newspapers of this city denounced him as a spy and threatened to have him court-martialed and shot ...if he re- mained in the country. Finally he fled to Canada, and from there to England or France or to some other country.
Mr. President, not only this, but when the Peace Commission met at Paris, then, for the first time, it was given out that it was the intention of the United States to purchase and permanently hold the absolute sovereignty of those islands. Then it was, after the treaty was signed, but before it was ratified by the Senate, that the President of the United States issued that unfortunate proclamation of December 28, known as the benevolent assimila- tion proclamation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And when it began to dawn on their minds that there was doubt about it, naturally, having dealt with Spain, they became uneasy and suspicious. They sent a man here to see the President of the United States, to offer this Government any kind of concession that it might demand. He came here in good faith, and yet the President refused even to give him audience. Not only that, but the Administration newspapers of this city denounced him as a spy and threatened to have him court-martialed and shot ...if he re- mained in the country. Finally he fled to Canada, and from there to England or France or to some other country.
Mr. President, not only this, but when the Peace Commission met at Paris, then, for the first time, it was given out that it was the intention of the United States to purchase and permanently hold the absolute sovereignty of those islands. Then it was, after the treaty was signed, but before it was ratified by the Senate, that the President of the United States issued that unfortunate proclamation of December 28, known as the benevolent assimila- tion proclamation.
What to read after Anti Expansion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H From Old Catalog Berry to read onlineMoreLess
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