John Bull's Crime; Or, Assaults On Republics
John Bull's Crime; Or, Assaults On Republics
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During the time intervening between Mr. Macrum's dismissal and Mr. Hay's arrival, Mr. W. J. Hollis, United States Consul at Lorenzo Marquez, was stationed in the con- sulate at Pretoria. He and his wife were very popular among the residents of the capital city. Mr. Hollis was just and fair to all persons with whom he came in contact, and Mrs. Hollis especially endeared herself to all humanity-loving people by her many kind acts toward those in distress. Many a suffering man and woman will doubt...less long remember the brief sojourn of this generous, noble-hearted couple in their country. Before Consul Hay's arrival the newspapers contained many refer- ences to his alleged conduct in England while he was on his way to his post of duty. It was asserted that he had called upon the officials of the British government in order to get his instruc- 147 148 John Bull's Crime tions as to what he should do when he arrived in South Africa.
It was also claimed that he had been wined and dined by the officials in London who were responsible for the war, et cetera.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During the time intervening between Mr. Macrum's dismissal and Mr. Hay's arrival, Mr. W. J. Hollis, United States Consul at Lorenzo Marquez, was stationed in the con- sulate at Pretoria. He and his wife were very popular among the residents of the capital city. Mr. Hollis was just and fair to all persons with whom he came in contact, and Mrs. Hollis especially endeared herself to all humanity-loving people by her many kind acts toward those in distress. Many a suffering man and woman will doubt...less long remember the brief sojourn of this generous, noble-hearted couple in their country. Before Consul Hay's arrival the newspapers contained many refer- ences to his alleged conduct in England while he was on his way to his post of duty. It was asserted that he had called upon the officials of the British government in order to get his instruc- 147 148 John Bull's Crime tions as to what he should do when he arrived in South Africa.
It was also claimed that he had been wined and dined by the officials in London who were responsible for the war, et cetera.
What to read after John Bull's Crime; Or, Assaults On Republics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Webster William Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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