George Dewey Admiral volume 2
George Dewey Admiral volume 2
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Al- though in Singapore he is the most popular Consul we ever sent here, at home there is an idea that he has been too friendly with Aguinaldo. Possibly he is slightly affected with Anglomania; possibly he was indiscreet. At all events, he was scrupulously honest in his intentions to serve the interests of his country according to such lights as he had in Singa- pore. He had the misfortune, too, of not foreseeing g 4 GEORGE DEWEY, ADMIRAL.
what nobody at home foresaw, which may and may not be d...isgraceful in an officer of an untrained con- sular service.
When he sent Aguinaldo to Commodore Dewey w e were thinking of the Philippines as a means of clubbing Spain into granting freedom to Cuba, and not as a territorial possession. Since Aguinaldo has been a thorn in our side, the Consul has borne the blame that was heaped upon him with the suffer- ing silence which is the weakness of a man of a non-combative nature.
He only wished that his successor was already on hand in his place to go through the official cer- emonies of receiving the Admiral, and that he might escape to oblivion and his native State of Georgia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Al- though in Singapore he is the most popular Consul we ever sent here, at home there is an idea that he has been too friendly with Aguinaldo. Possibly he is slightly affected with Anglomania; possibly he was indiscreet. At all events, he was scrupulously honest in his intentions to serve the interests of his country according to such lights as he had in Singa- pore. He had the misfortune, too, of not foreseeing g 4 GEORGE DEWEY, ADMIRAL.
what nobody at home foresaw, which may and may not be d...isgraceful in an officer of an untrained con- sular service.
When he sent Aguinaldo to Commodore Dewey w e were thinking of the Philippines as a means of clubbing Spain into granting freedom to Cuba, and not as a territorial possession. Since Aguinaldo has been a thorn in our side, the Consul has borne the blame that was heaped upon him with the suffer- ing silence which is the weakness of a man of a non-combative nature.
He only wished that his successor was already on hand in his place to go through the official cer- emonies of receiving the Admiral, and that he might escape to oblivion and his native State of Georgia.
What to read after George Dewey Admiral volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Palmer, Frederick, 1873-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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