Haiti Its Dawn of Progress After Years in a Night of Revolution
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This, I think, was the wildest rumor I heard.
On the second day someone spread the rumor that 2, 000 more cacos were coming into Port-au-Prince, and as it took some time to prove the report false, there was great ex- citement throughout the town. I went down beyond the Champ de Mars, and, rushing in every direction, were the natives, each return- ing to his respective home. As soon as they reached there, the windows and doors were boarded and within a very short time every house was closed and ...not a person was to be seen upon the streets. And so another day was lost to business, for all of the shops had S3 MARINE PATROL HILLS XEAR MIREBALAIS Cacos been closed since the raid because of the great fear that the cacos were going to make a second attack.
In October, when the raid was made before our arrival, the cacos escaped with a loss of only a few men, but in January so many of their number were killed or captured in town and out in the plains during their retreat that it will certainly make them wary of again in- vading the town for a long time to come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This, I think, was the wildest rumor I heard.
On the second day someone spread the rumor that 2, 000 more cacos were coming into Port-au-Prince, and as it took some time to prove the report false, there was great ex- citement throughout the town. I went down beyond the Champ de Mars, and, rushing in every direction, were the natives, each return- ing to his respective home. As soon as they reached there, the windows and doors were boarded and within a very short time every house was closed and ...not a person was to be seen upon the streets. And so another day was lost to business, for all of the shops had S3 MARINE PATROL HILLS XEAR MIREBALAIS Cacos been closed since the raid because of the great fear that the cacos were going to make a second attack.
In October, when the raid was made before our arrival, the cacos escaped with a loss of only a few men, but in January so many of their number were killed or captured in town and out in the plains during their retreat that it will certainly make them wary of again in- vading the town for a long time to come.
What to read after Haiti Its Dawn of Progress After Years in a Night of Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Dryden Kuser to read onlineMoreLess
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