Juarez And Cesar Cant
Juarez And Cesar Cant
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The man who thought that this plan was not consistent Avith the national deco- rum, the man who in this extreme resort foresaw a dan- 16 ger to our independence; he who never despaired of the Mexican people, believing that alone and without foreign help they would reconquer their hberty and institu- tions, was the President of the Republic; and thanks to his tenacious and obstinate resistance at that tme, we owe the failure of any international treaty between govern- ment and government, and of... any contract with pr-ivate parties for the pm'pose of bringing foreign forces to the Republic to follow the Constitutional banners. In the same manner he was opposed to the idea of loans if, in the contract to obtain them, there was to be any stipul- ation which would bring with them gTcat international obligations.
«What we have just stated is proved by well known facts, and it is authentic and incontrovertible. Juarez was then blamed as obstinate and pertinacious by many of his friends, a charge that was repeated later on when, with the same tenacity, he refused to accept a reconciliation with the Church party and the mediation of foreign powers in the settlement of om* internal questions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The man who thought that this plan was not consistent Avith the national deco- rum, the man who in this extreme resort foresaw a dan- 16 ger to our independence; he who never despaired of the Mexican people, believing that alone and without foreign help they would reconquer their hberty and institu- tions, was the President of the Republic; and thanks to his tenacious and obstinate resistance at that tme, we owe the failure of any international treaty between govern- ment and government, and of... any contract with pr-ivate parties for the pm'pose of bringing foreign forces to the Republic to follow the Constitutional banners. In the same manner he was opposed to the idea of loans if, in the contract to obtain them, there was to be any stipul- ation which would bring with them gTcat international obligations.
«What we have just stated is proved by well known facts, and it is authentic and incontrovertible. Juarez was then blamed as obstinate and pertinacious by many of his friends, a charge that was repeated later on when, with the same tenacity, he refused to accept a reconciliation with the Church party and the mediation of foreign powers in the settlement of om* internal questions.
What to read after Juarez And Cesar Cant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pedro Santacilia to read onlineMoreLess
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