Notes On the History of Argentine Independence
Notes On the History of Argentine Independence
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I know what they should be and Congress must apply them in the interest of public welfare, but if such steps are not taken during this year (1816) I fail to see any remedy. Everything will have ended". He allowed his secret to be known to a few friends. Peru must be attacked through Chile. "Until we have taken Lima", he said, "the war will not end". He, through Godoy Cruz and Belgrano in person, constantly urged a declaration of independence. Members argued that before making such declaration, ...the form of Government to be adopted should be agreed upon, and marked differences of opinion were expressed regarding National authority and Provincial rights. "I die every time I hear Federation mentioned" said San Martin to Godoy Cruz. "If in a government already- constituted and in a country educated, inhabi- ted, artistic, agricultural and commercial (I speak of North America) difficulties in the conduct of the last war with the English (War 26 of 1812) arose from the Federation, what would happen to us who lack these advantages?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I know what they should be and Congress must apply them in the interest of public welfare, but if such steps are not taken during this year (1816) I fail to see any remedy. Everything will have ended". He allowed his secret to be known to a few friends. Peru must be attacked through Chile. "Until we have taken Lima", he said, "the war will not end". He, through Godoy Cruz and Belgrano in person, constantly urged a declaration of independence. Members argued that before making such declaration, ...the form of Government to be adopted should be agreed upon, and marked differences of opinion were expressed regarding National authority and Provincial rights. "I die every time I hear Federation mentioned" said San Martin to Godoy Cruz. "If in a government already- constituted and in a country educated, inhabi- ted, artistic, agricultural and commercial (I speak of North America) difficulties in the conduct of the last war with the English (War 26 of 1812) arose from the Federation, what would happen to us who lack these advantages?
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