The Case of Puerto Rico
The Case of Puerto Rico
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As to the point whether the Puerto Rican Conimi. Ssioners represent, or not, the prevailing sentiment of the people of the island, the Puerto Rican people themselves shall give the proper answer.
Note No. 3. ON MILITARY RULE.
Statements made by Major-General Guy V. Henry, Ex- Military Governor of Puerto Rico.
L In General Orders i. Ssued by General Henry at San Juan de Puerto Rico April 6th, 1899, ^^e expressed himself as follows: " It is not believed that any thought of determined opposi- tion... to law and order exists in Puerto Rico, but should such be the truth iT would be crushed at once, and would PROVE TO BE suicide OF THE ISLAND. " ' II.
In an interview held with General Henry on the 17th of May, 1899, published on the day following, by the Washing- ton Post, he said: "To one man who came from Adjuntas to tell me of an uprising I said : ' Go back to x\djuntas and dig isiany gravies. Rise to-morrow, and I shall order out the American SOLDIERS TO SHOOT THE PUERTO RiCANS DOWN AND FILL THOSE GRAVES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As to the point whether the Puerto Rican Conimi. Ssioners represent, or not, the prevailing sentiment of the people of the island, the Puerto Rican people themselves shall give the proper answer.
Note No. 3. ON MILITARY RULE.
Statements made by Major-General Guy V. Henry, Ex- Military Governor of Puerto Rico.
L In General Orders i. Ssued by General Henry at San Juan de Puerto Rico April 6th, 1899, ^^e expressed himself as follows: " It is not believed that any thought of determined opposi- tion... to law and order exists in Puerto Rico, but should such be the truth iT would be crushed at once, and would PROVE TO BE suicide OF THE ISLAND. " ' II.
In an interview held with General Henry on the 17th of May, 1899, published on the day following, by the Washing- ton Post, he said: "To one man who came from Adjuntas to tell me of an uprising I said : ' Go back to x\djuntas and dig isiany gravies. Rise to-morrow, and I shall order out the American SOLDIERS TO SHOOT THE PUERTO RiCANS DOWN AND FILL THOSE GRAVES.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J J Jos Julio Henna to read onlineMoreLess
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