Rescue Cuba Now
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Nevertheless, may not the insurgents be recognized as carrying on a war? Our southern brethren carried on a war, yes and a very effective war, against us, although they had no ports — not so much as one port into which to bring a prize. The three or four ports they so bravely and persistingly contended for were so closely blockaded as to be of little or no value to them. In our revolutionary war our fathers had literally no ports. Never- theless, though England was mistress of the seas, we won ...from her our liberties. Thus a people, determined and brave, can not only carry on a war without ports, but even a conquering war. A people, more determined and brave than the Cuban worriers, there never were — nor, alas, a people more heartlessly forsaken by a calculating Christendom. The nations of Europe recognized the belligerent rights of our revolutionary fathers. Even Spain came to their help — and, this too, though, like the Cubans, they had no ports. Years ago, our Government should have admitted not only the belligerent rights of the Cubans, but their national independence also.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nevertheless, may not the insurgents be recognized as carrying on a war? Our southern brethren carried on a war, yes and a very effective war, against us, although they had no ports — not so much as one port into which to bring a prize. The three or four ports they so bravely and persistingly contended for were so closely blockaded as to be of little or no value to them. In our revolutionary war our fathers had literally no ports. Never- theless, though England was mistress of the seas, we won ...from her our liberties. Thus a people, determined and brave, can not only carry on a war without ports, but even a conquering war. A people, more determined and brave than the Cuban worriers, there never were — nor, alas, a people more heartlessly forsaken by a calculating Christendom. The nations of Europe recognized the belligerent rights of our revolutionary fathers. Even Spain came to their help — and, this too, though, like the Cubans, they had no ports. Years ago, our Government should have admitted not only the belligerent rights of the Cubans, but their national independence also.
What to read after Rescue Cuba Now?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerrit Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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