Roosevelt And the Republic volume 1
Roosevelt And the Republic volume 1
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At all events he seems to have asked the President of the United States for troops to support his rule.
American marines landed. They were pulled back and pushed forward again. Secretary of War Taft went to Cuba as representative of President Roosevelt, autocrat of Cuba and the Philippines. This nation had guaranteed Cuban "independence, " and, of course, govern- ment by an alien autocrat was "maintaining the independence of Cuba !" just as I might pre- serve another's liberty by throwing him i...nto jail.
Thus has been started the delectable game of football, with Cuba as the missile. It is free and not free. Independent and not so in- dependent after all. It may govern itself un- less the President of the United States decides that he can do the job better as an autocrat, through a satrap supported by the military power of the United States. Where anything except might of arm gives sanction to this ar- rangement, goodness only knows.
In the light of our experience, there seems to be but one way of dealing with Cuba.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At all events he seems to have asked the President of the United States for troops to support his rule.
American marines landed. They were pulled back and pushed forward again. Secretary of War Taft went to Cuba as representative of President Roosevelt, autocrat of Cuba and the Philippines. This nation had guaranteed Cuban "independence, " and, of course, govern- ment by an alien autocrat was "maintaining the independence of Cuba !" just as I might pre- serve another's liberty by throwing him i...nto jail.
Thus has been started the delectable game of football, with Cuba as the missile. It is free and not free. Independent and not so in- dependent after all. It may govern itself un- less the President of the United States decides that he can do the job better as an autocrat, through a satrap supported by the military power of the United States. Where anything except might of arm gives sanction to this ar- rangement, goodness only knows.
In the light of our experience, there seems to be but one way of dealing with Cuba.
What to read after Roosevelt And the Republic volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John William Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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