The Battle of Manilla
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But Dewey had no intention of standing still under fire ; evolution offered immense advantages besides greatly protecting his vessels from the enemy's gunners.
" The God of Victories give to us one brilliant and complete." The bombastic proclamation of Governor AUGUSTI may be considered as unique in its style as it is mendacious in its statements. A few extracts follow : "The North Americans, made up of all social excrescences, have exhausted our patience and provoked war by their machinations ...of perfidy, their treacherous acts and their violations of the laws of nations and international conventions. The struggle will be short and decisive. The God of Victories will give to us one as brilliant and complete as the right and justice of our cause demand. Spain, which expects the sympathies of all nations, will emerge triumphing from this final test, humbling and withering the United States adventurers that without cohesion, without a history, offer humanity only infamous traditions and ungrateful spectacles in her chambers, in which only appear inso- IRotes 29 lence, slander, cravenness and cynicism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Dewey had no intention of standing still under fire ; evolution offered immense advantages besides greatly protecting his vessels from the enemy's gunners.
" The God of Victories give to us one brilliant and complete." The bombastic proclamation of Governor AUGUSTI may be considered as unique in its style as it is mendacious in its statements. A few extracts follow : "The North Americans, made up of all social excrescences, have exhausted our patience and provoked war by their machinations ...of perfidy, their treacherous acts and their violations of the laws of nations and international conventions. The struggle will be short and decisive. The God of Victories will give to us one as brilliant and complete as the right and justice of our cause demand. Spain, which expects the sympathies of all nations, will emerge triumphing from this final test, humbling and withering the United States adventurers that without cohesion, without a history, offer humanity only infamous traditions and ungrateful spectacles in her chambers, in which only appear inso- IRotes 29 lence, slander, cravenness and cynicism.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sleeper, John Fremont to read onlineMoreLess
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