Cuban Independence
Cuban Independence
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Why does he leave us to guess at his meaning? Why does he not say independence if that is what he means? The fact is, Mr. Speaker, that this message, like certain political platforms, means anything or nothing. It means either, 3:J81 3 both, or neither, and its author has kindly permitted us to take our choice. But what does the President mean when he says this: Nor from the standpoint of expediency do I think it would be wise or pru- i^ent for this Government to recognize at the present time t...he independence «f the so-called Cuban Republic.
What does this mean? Does it mean Cuban independence? Do the President's friends still insist that he is for independence, in the face of his declaration that it would be both unwise and im- prudent? His friends on this floor, it seems to me, are doing him an injustice when they insist that he means the very opposite to what he saj's.
Mr. Speaker, whatever may have been the mistakes of the Ad- ministration in the past, we are now confronted with conditions which demand united and patriotic action.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why does he leave us to guess at his meaning? Why does he not say independence if that is what he means? The fact is, Mr. Speaker, that this message, like certain political platforms, means anything or nothing. It means either, 3:J81 3 both, or neither, and its author has kindly permitted us to take our choice. But what does the President mean when he says this: Nor from the standpoint of expediency do I think it would be wise or pru- i^ent for this Government to recognize at the present time t...he independence «f the so-called Cuban Republic.
What does this mean? Does it mean Cuban independence? Do the President's friends still insist that he is for independence, in the face of his declaration that it would be both unwise and im- prudent? His friends on this floor, it seems to me, are doing him an injustice when they insist that he means the very opposite to what he saj's.
Mr. Speaker, whatever may have been the mistakes of the Ad- ministration in the past, we are now confronted with conditions which demand united and patriotic action.
What to read after Cuban Independence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Vincent to read onlineMoreLess
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