Recognition of the Independence of Cuba
Recognition of the Independence of Cuba
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Mr. President, thai Is not a patriotic idea. Thai is iii 1 1 the view for a man to take who wants to see Cuba free, h is not the view thai Lafayette took when he brought his fortune and bis men to Aineiui. He did m>i ask, "Shall l command?" or "Shall the French nation dictate the conduct of the war. " He askod no such question, bul tendered his sword unconditional to Wall nm, 1 1 hi and teek the part assigned him.
When, in the crowning aol of our old Revolution, at STorktown, the ti'icolor of F...rance fluttered In front while Lafayette was with Washington in the rear of Corn wall is. Neither D'Estaing nor Count De Grasse liesitated to oooperate with the American Army and repoii io an Amenean general. No, Mr. President, should our troops go to Cuba there would be no friction as to c
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. President, thai Is not a patriotic idea. Thai is iii 1 1 the view for a man to take who wants to see Cuba free, h is not the view thai Lafayette took when he brought his fortune and bis men to Aineiui. He did m>i ask, "Shall l command?" or "Shall the French nation dictate the conduct of the war. " He askod no such question, bul tendered his sword unconditional to Wall nm, 1 1 hi and teek the part assigned him.
When, in the crowning aol of our old Revolution, at STorktown, the ti'icolor of F...rance fluttered In front while Lafayette was with Washington in the rear of Corn wall is. Neither D'Estaing nor Count De Grasse liesitated to oooperate with the American Army and repoii io an Amenean general. No, Mr. President, should our troops go to Cuba there would be no friction as to c
What to read after Recognition of the Independence of Cuba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William B William Brimage Bate to read onlineMoreLess
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