Following the Drum
Following the Drum
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The troops belonging to the regular army of Mexico had all been with- drawn from the frontier, and the militia (paid vassals and confederates in the scheme) placed there, agreeing to silently and indisputably sur- render all power to him. Under this new phase of government, taxes and the custom-houses were alike to be abolished, and a free trade to be established with the United States.
These plans were confided to many of the Texan lodge of Free-Masons, to which fraternity Caravajal belonged, ...and as their interests as merchants were a good deal involved in the issue, they joined heartily with the revolu- tionists.
Caravajal was by education an American, al- though most patriotically devoted to the land of his birth. He had acquired a superior classical education at the University of Kentucky, where he had graduated, and consequently was men- tally superior to most of his countrymen, the F O I, L 0\V I X G T II K D R V M 199 Mexican institutions fur the education of youth being of a very inferior description.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The troops belonging to the regular army of Mexico had all been with- drawn from the frontier, and the militia (paid vassals and confederates in the scheme) placed there, agreeing to silently and indisputably sur- render all power to him. Under this new phase of government, taxes and the custom-houses were alike to be abolished, and a free trade to be established with the United States.
These plans were confided to many of the Texan lodge of Free-Masons, to which fraternity Caravajal belonged, ...and as their interests as merchants were a good deal involved in the issue, they joined heartily with the revolu- tionists.
Caravajal was by education an American, al- though most patriotically devoted to the land of his birth. He had acquired a superior classical education at the University of Kentucky, where he had graduated, and consequently was men- tally superior to most of his countrymen, the F O I, L 0\V I X G T II K D R V M 199 Mexican institutions fur the education of youth being of a very inferior description.
What to read after Following the Drum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Teresa Griffin B 1832 Viel to read onlineMoreLess
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