President Mckinleys Share in the War With Spain
President Mckinleys Share in the War With Spain
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M. "Major-General Shatter, Playa del Este: "The President and Secretary of War are becoming impatient with parley. Any arrangement that allows the enemy to take their arms had as well be abandoned once for all, as it will not be approved. The way to surrender is to surrender, and this should be fully impressed on General Toral. " Once more the result justified the President's judgment. Santiago was surrendered, and with it a force nearly double that of the investing army.
In every movement of t...he war, as well as In the peace negotiations that followed, the President's firm hand was felt, and the country has surely just cause to be proud of the humane and Christian policy by which he sought to avoid a war; the prudent and patriotic foresight with which, when war became inevitable, he postponed its outbreak until the country was ready for it; and the marvelous skill, courage and judgment with which he so directed affairs, aided by the invincible valor of our sailors and soldiers, as to bring about an early, honorable and glorious peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M. "Major-General Shatter, Playa del Este: "The President and Secretary of War are becoming impatient with parley. Any arrangement that allows the enemy to take their arms had as well be abandoned once for all, as it will not be approved. The way to surrender is to surrender, and this should be fully impressed on General Toral. " Once more the result justified the President's judgment. Santiago was surrendered, and with it a force nearly double that of the investing army.
In every movement of t...he war, as well as In the peace negotiations that followed, the President's firm hand was felt, and the country has surely just cause to be proud of the humane and Christian policy by which he sought to avoid a war; the prudent and patriotic foresight with which, when war became inevitable, he postponed its outbreak until the country was ready for it; and the marvelous skill, courage and judgment with which he so directed affairs, aided by the invincible valor of our sailors and soldiers, as to bring about an early, honorable and glorious peace.
What to read after President Mckinleys Share in the War With Spain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Burr Opper to read onlineMoreLess
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