Cuba Old And New 8 4
Cuba Old And New 8 4
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The man is now dead, and I shall not give his name. Article I, of the Treaty of Paris, of December 10, 1898, presumably disposes of theCuban area; Article II refers to Porto Rico; and Article III refers to thePhilippines. The issue regarding the Isle of Pines was raised underArticle II, presumably referring only to Porto Rico. A slight but possiblyimportant difference appears in the Spanish and the English versions. TheEnglish text reads that "Spain cedes ... The island of Porto Rico and otheri...slands now under Spanish sovereignty" etc. The Spanish text, literallytranslated runs: "Spain cedes ... The island of Porto Rico and the othersthat are now under its sovereignty. " The obvious reference of the articleis to Mona, Viequez, and Culebra, all small islands in Porto Rican waters. But the question was raised and was vigorously discussed. An official mapwas issued showing the island as American territory. Americans jumpedin, bought up large tracts, and started a lively real estate boom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The man is now dead, and I shall not give his name. Article I, of the Treaty of Paris, of December 10, 1898, presumably disposes of theCuban area; Article II refers to Porto Rico; and Article III refers to thePhilippines. The issue regarding the Isle of Pines was raised underArticle II, presumably referring only to Porto Rico. A slight but possiblyimportant difference appears in the Spanish and the English versions. TheEnglish text reads that "Spain cedes ... The island of Porto Rico and otheri...slands now under Spanish sovereignty" etc. The Spanish text, literallytranslated runs: "Spain cedes ... The island of Porto Rico and the othersthat are now under its sovereignty. " The obvious reference of the articleis to Mona, Viequez, and Culebra, all small islands in Porto Rican waters. But the question was raised and was vigorously discussed. An official mapwas issued showing the island as American territory. Americans jumpedin, bought up large tracts, and started a lively real estate boom.
What to read after Cuba Old And New 8 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robinson Albert Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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