The Campaign of Santiago De Cuba
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I am, etc. , Walter B. Barker, Consul.
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES Sagua la Grande, January 31, 1898.
Sir, — ... At my suggestion several families returned to the American-owned " Central Santa Anna, " the owner having been forced to abandon the property in order to prevent further spoliation of the mill machinery. Although a government guard is stationed on the place, they (former tenants) were ordered to leave.
One sugar mill is running, not without interruption, with chances of making one...-fourth of a crop. Another, just started up, was attacked yesterday by a band of insurgents, killing fourteen and wounding five of the guerillas paid by APPENDIX E I'JJ the estate to protect the operatives. Seven laborers were killed, the insurgents leaving two of their dead.
An adjoining estate, the property of the British consul, was also attacked, the growing cane burned. This pre- cludes further attempts to grind, as men cannot be induced to work while the insurgents roam at will over the country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am, etc. , Walter B. Barker, Consul.
CONSULATE OF THE UNITED STATES Sagua la Grande, January 31, 1898.
Sir, — ... At my suggestion several families returned to the American-owned " Central Santa Anna, " the owner having been forced to abandon the property in order to prevent further spoliation of the mill machinery. Although a government guard is stationed on the place, they (former tenants) were ordered to leave.
One sugar mill is running, not without interruption, with chances of making one...-fourth of a crop. Another, just started up, was attacked yesterday by a band of insurgents, killing fourteen and wounding five of the guerillas paid by APPENDIX E I'JJ the estate to protect the operatives. Seven laborers were killed, the insurgents leaving two of their dead.
An adjoining estate, the property of the British consul, was also attacked, the growing cane burned. This pre- cludes further attempts to grind, as men cannot be induced to work while the insurgents roam at will over the country.
What to read after The Campaign of Santiago De Cuba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Howland Sargent to read onlineMoreLess
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