Geographical Plays
Geographical Plays
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for though I was discovered by Magellan, who was Portuguese, he was sent out by Charles of Spain. You hear the Spanish language in my streets, and you meet the Spanish merchants, although I have, also, many Malays and Chinese.
Cvha, And I, too, have the Spanish language, and the principal part of my population is Spanish ; and, strangely enough, I, too, have Chinese, but ray Chinese are Coolies, laborers imported to work on my plantations.
I have three fine ports, Havana, Matanzas, and Cardenas..., connected by railroads and by lines of steamers, and in that, I am sure, I surpass you.
Manilla, I agree that my whole group of islands is known to strangers solely through my one port ; but I have others, and good ones, too, but Manilla is the only one that has been opened freely to foreign trade.
Java, As I hear you talk about your Spanish masters I want to tell you about my Dutch owners. If any one wants to know how to manage a colony let him learn from the Dutch. It 18 true we have a Resident, or Assistant, Governor from Holland ; but all our native Javanese rulers still keep their places and their authority, while the Dutch Resident is like an elder brother to the native chief, and advises him, and instructs him in all matters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for though I was discovered by Magellan, who was Portuguese, he was sent out by Charles of Spain. You hear the Spanish language in my streets, and you meet the Spanish merchants, although I have, also, many Malays and Chinese.
Cvha, And I, too, have the Spanish language, and the principal part of my population is Spanish ; and, strangely enough, I, too, have Chinese, but ray Chinese are Coolies, laborers imported to work on my plantations.
I have three fine ports, Havana, Matanzas, and Cardenas..., connected by railroads and by lines of steamers, and in that, I am sure, I surpass you.
Manilla, I agree that my whole group of islands is known to strangers solely through my one port ; but I have others, and good ones, too, but Manilla is the only one that has been opened freely to foreign trade.
Java, As I hear you talk about your Spanish masters I want to tell you about my Dutch owners. If any one wants to know how to manage a colony let him learn from the Dutch. It 18 true we have a Resident, or Assistant, Governor from Holland ; but all our native Javanese rulers still keep their places and their authority, while the Dutch Resident is like an elder brother to the native chief, and advises him, and instructs him in all matters.
What to read after Geographical Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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