The Path of Empire : a Chronicle of the United States As a World Power
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Equal numbers are not, indeed, ordinarily considered sufficient for anoffensive campaign against fortifications, but the American commanderscounted upon a difference in morale between the two armies, which wasjustified by results. Besides the American Army could be reinforced asnecessity arose.
CHAPTER XI. The Campaign Of Santiago De Cuba In planning the campaign against Santiago, Admiral Sampson wished thearmy immediately to assault the defenses at the harbor mouth in orderto open the way for ...the navy. General Shafter, however, after conferringwith General Garcia, the commander of the insurgents, decided to marchoverland against the city. The army did not have sufficient smallvessels to effect a landing; but the navy came to its assistance, andon the 22d of June the first American troops began to disembark atDaiquiri, though it was not until the 26th that the entire expeditionwas on shore. On the second day Siboney, which had a better anchorageand was some six miles closer to Santiago, was made the base.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Equal numbers are not, indeed, ordinarily considered sufficient for anoffensive campaign against fortifications, but the American commanderscounted upon a difference in morale between the two armies, which wasjustified by results. Besides the American Army could be reinforced asnecessity arose.
CHAPTER XI. The Campaign Of Santiago De Cuba In planning the campaign against Santiago, Admiral Sampson wished thearmy immediately to assault the defenses at the harbor mouth in orderto open the way for ...the navy. General Shafter, however, after conferringwith General Garcia, the commander of the insurgents, decided to marchoverland against the city. The army did not have sufficient smallvessels to effect a landing; but the navy came to its assistance, andon the 22d of June the first American troops began to disembark atDaiquiri, though it was not until the 26th that the entire expeditionwas on shore. On the second day Siboney, which had a better anchorageand was some six miles closer to Santiago, was made the base.
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