Our New Duties a Commencement Address At the Seventy Fifth Anniversary of Miami
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Albert S. Berry, M. C. From the Covington, Ky. , District.
18 OUE NEW DUTIES or sets fire to a house may indeed escape. Are we to plead the baby act and claim that we can flounce around the world, break ing international china and burning property, and yet repudiate the bill, because we have not come of age 1 Who dare say that a self-respecting Power could have sailed away from Manila and repudiated the responsibilities of its victorious belligerency? After going into a war for Humanity, were w...e so craven that we should seek freedom from further trouble at the expense of Civilization ?
If we did not want those responsibilities we ought not to have gone to war, and I for one would have been content. But, hav ing chosen to go to war, and having been speedily and over whelmingly successful, we should be ashamed even to think of running away from what inexorably followed. Mark what the successive steps were, and how link by link the chain that binds us now was forged.
The moment war was foreseen, the fleet we usually have in Chinese waters became indispensable, not merely as before to protect our trade and our missionaries in China, but to check mate the Spanish fleet, which otherwise held San Francisco and the whole Pacific coast at its mercy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Albert S. Berry, M. C. From the Covington, Ky. , District.
18 OUE NEW DUTIES or sets fire to a house may indeed escape. Are we to plead the baby act and claim that we can flounce around the world, break ing international china and burning property, and yet repudiate the bill, because we have not come of age 1 Who dare say that a self-respecting Power could have sailed away from Manila and repudiated the responsibilities of its victorious belligerency? After going into a war for Humanity, were w...e so craven that we should seek freedom from further trouble at the expense of Civilization ?
If we did not want those responsibilities we ought not to have gone to war, and I for one would have been content. But, hav ing chosen to go to war, and having been speedily and over whelmingly successful, we should be ashamed even to think of running away from what inexorably followed. Mark what the successive steps were, and how link by link the chain that binds us now was forged.
The moment war was foreseen, the fleet we usually have in Chinese waters became indispensable, not merely as before to protect our trade and our missionaries in China, but to check mate the Spanish fleet, which otherwise held San Francisco and the whole Pacific coast at its mercy.
What to read after Our New Duties a Commencement Address At the Seventy Fifth Anniversary of Miami?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reid Whitelaw to read onlineMoreLess
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