Mexico From Cortes to Carranza
Mexico From Cortes to Carranza
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At any rate, the peasants of the country heard, long before the Spaniards, of the Grito which the good Hidalga had given, and they came hurrying to aid him. They were strange people for an army, poor farm laborers and mountain Indians; and as for arms, most of them, like my ancestor, had none at all; but some had arms they had fashioned for themselves, by stealth, perhaps at the cure's blacksmith shop. The good cure at first did not want to take these poor defenseless crea- tures on his march, ...but they insisted. They were men, Senorita, they would not stay behind while Hidalgo was fighting their cause.
So the ver^ day after the midnight alarm, Hidalgo and tlio young officers and their band — there were six 190 THE REVOLUTION FOE INDEPENDENCE hundred then — set forth on their march. And at every step of the way other natives joined them, so that in a few hours there were a thousand, then two thousand, and finally great numbers. Presently they came to a town — you would not know the name, Senorita, if I told it to you — and they entered and bade the inhabi- tants surrender.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At any rate, the peasants of the country heard, long before the Spaniards, of the Grito which the good Hidalga had given, and they came hurrying to aid him. They were strange people for an army, poor farm laborers and mountain Indians; and as for arms, most of them, like my ancestor, had none at all; but some had arms they had fashioned for themselves, by stealth, perhaps at the cure's blacksmith shop. The good cure at first did not want to take these poor defenseless crea- tures on his march, ...but they insisted. They were men, Senorita, they would not stay behind while Hidalgo was fighting their cause.
So the ver^ day after the midnight alarm, Hidalgo and tlio young officers and their band — there were six 190 THE REVOLUTION FOE INDEPENDENCE hundred then — set forth on their march. And at every step of the way other natives joined them, so that in a few hours there were a thousand, then two thousand, and finally great numbers. Presently they came to a town — you would not know the name, Senorita, if I told it to you — and they entered and bade the inhabi- tants surrender.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louise Hasbrouck Zimm to read onlineMoreLess
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