Mexico Its Revolutions Are They Evidences of Retrogression Or of Progress a H
Mexico Its Revolutions Are They Evidences of Retrogression Or of Progress a H
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Afterwards, under the constant assaults of the clergy, and an empty treasury, which gave him no means to properly construct the Government, he conceived that he was fettered by this code whose great principles he believed he might sustain while he abandoned their legalized expression. He therefore, on the 17th December, 1857, pronounced against the constitution, and, aided by the Zuloaga brigade, attempted by a coup d'etat to establish a dictatorship, which he termed a revolutionary government ...; but he only succeeded in teaching the liberal party a lesson which should never be forgotten not to permit another revolution within itself.
The reactionists seized the favorable opportunity so unex- pectedly offered to them ; and, on the llth of January, Zuloaga and his brigade, instigated and corrupted by the clergy, pro- nounced against Comonfort, who, too late, saw and attempted to correct his error. He now tried to effect a compromise be- tween the reactionists and liberals for the formation of a moderate party, but both parties throwing him aside, he, on the 21st of January, 1858, abandoned the capital and voluntarily embarked for the United States, leaving to firmer hands the cause he had before done so much towards bringing to a success- ful issue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Afterwards, under the constant assaults of the clergy, and an empty treasury, which gave him no means to properly construct the Government, he conceived that he was fettered by this code whose great principles he believed he might sustain while he abandoned their legalized expression. He therefore, on the 17th December, 1857, pronounced against the constitution, and, aided by the Zuloaga brigade, attempted by a coup d'etat to establish a dictatorship, which he termed a revolutionary government ...; but he only succeeded in teaching the liberal party a lesson which should never be forgotten not to permit another revolution within itself.
The reactionists seized the favorable opportunity so unex- pectedly offered to them ; and, on the llth of January, Zuloaga and his brigade, instigated and corrupted by the clergy, pro- nounced against Comonfort, who, too late, saw and attempted to correct his error. He now tried to effect a compromise be- tween the reactionists and liberals for the formation of a moderate party, but both parties throwing him aside, he, on the 21st of January, 1858, abandoned the capital and voluntarily embarked for the United States, leaving to firmer hands the cause he had before done so much towards bringing to a success- ful issue.
What to read after Mexico Its Revolutions Are They Evidences of Retrogression Or of Progress a H?
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