Odd Corners
Odd Corners
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By this and other restrictive mandates the success of the expedition was doomed. In conse- quence of General Funston's reports to Washing- ton that the expedition could not succeed under such restrictions, the conunand was given to General Pershing. Owing to no fault of Pershing's, who has a fine record, the expedition failed, as Funston had prophesied it must.
But although this so-called " punitive expedition '* punished no one but its own members, it certainly did serve a purpose in helping t...o awake the coun- try to our utter unpreparedness to take part in the great war. In our isolation we had been sleeping as if drugged by our prosperity.
After bidding good-by to New Spain, let us cross the water for a glimpse of its mother country, the land of the Moor and the hidalgo.
Digitized by Google CHAPTER IX MADRID TO MOROCCO "They have fcattered olive branches and ruihef on the street.
And the ladies fling down garlands at the Campeador*s feet; With tapestry and broidery their balconies between, To do his bridal honor, their walls the burghers screen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By this and other restrictive mandates the success of the expedition was doomed. In conse- quence of General Funston's reports to Washing- ton that the expedition could not succeed under such restrictions, the conunand was given to General Pershing. Owing to no fault of Pershing's, who has a fine record, the expedition failed, as Funston had prophesied it must.
But although this so-called " punitive expedition '* punished no one but its own members, it certainly did serve a purpose in helping t...o awake the coun- try to our utter unpreparedness to take part in the great war. In our isolation we had been sleeping as if drugged by our prosperity.
After bidding good-by to New Spain, let us cross the water for a glimpse of its mother country, the land of the Moor and the hidalgo.
Digitized by Google CHAPTER IX MADRID TO MOROCCO "They have fcattered olive branches and ruihef on the street.
And the ladies fling down garlands at the Campeador*s feet; With tapestry and broidery their balconies between, To do his bridal honor, their walls the burghers screen.
What to read after Odd Corners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabel Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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