The Mexican Situation From a Mexican Point of View
The Mexican Situation From a Mexican Point of View
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In refusing to support a government which tries to continue a system of personal government founded on privileges, monopolies and the predominance of great interests over the lower classes, he has done right.
The results obtained by that policy of non-recognition have been undoubtedly very important, in that they prevented the consolida- tion of Huerta's rule. Had the United States recognized Huerta, he would have acquired certain temporal strength; and while the revolution would not have been ...checked on that account, the sacrifice of life and property would have been much more con- siderable and the struggle would have been more protracted.
The natural impatience of European as well as certain American interests to see peace re-established in Mexico so that they may renew their business activities, has. Led the Washington administra- tion to believe that it would be wise not only to assume a passive attitude toward Huerta, but to take some active steps for the purpose of eliminating him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In refusing to support a government which tries to continue a system of personal government founded on privileges, monopolies and the predominance of great interests over the lower classes, he has done right.
The results obtained by that policy of non-recognition have been undoubtedly very important, in that they prevented the consolida- tion of Huerta's rule. Had the United States recognized Huerta, he would have acquired certain temporal strength; and while the revolution would not have been ...checked on that account, the sacrifice of life and property would have been much more con- siderable and the struggle would have been more protracted.
The natural impatience of European as well as certain American interests to see peace re-established in Mexico so that they may renew their business activities, has. Led the Washington administra- tion to believe that it would be wise not only to assume a passive attitude toward Huerta, but to take some active steps for the purpose of eliminating him.
What to read after The Mexican Situation From a Mexican Point of View?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Luis Cabrera to read onlineMoreLess
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