The Philippines a Century Hence
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If what we desire is not realized ....
In contemplating such an unfortunate even- tuality, we must not turn away in horror, and so instead of closing our eyes we will face what the future may bring. For this purpose, after throwing the handful of dust due to Cerberus, let us frankly descend into the abyss and sound its terrible mysteries.
IV IV.
TTiSTOJRY does not record in its annals any lasting domination exercised by one peo- ple over another, of different race, of diverse usages and customs..., of opposite and divergent ideals.
One of the two had to yield and succumb.
Either the foreigner was driven out, as happen- ed in the case of the Carthaginians, the Moors and the French in Spain, or else these autoch- thons bad to give way and perish, as was the case with the inhabitants of the New World, Australia and New Zealand.
One of the longest dominations was that of the Moors in Spain, which lasted seven cent- uTies. But, even though the conquerors lived in the country conquered, even though the Penin- 94 THE PHILIPPINES A CENTURY HENCE sula was broken up into small states, which gradually emerged like little islands in the midst of the great Saracen inundation, and in spite of the chivalrous spirit, the gallantry and the religious toleration of the califs, they were finally driven out after bloody and stubborn conflicts, which formed the Spanish nation and created the Spain of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If what we desire is not realized ....
In contemplating such an unfortunate even- tuality, we must not turn away in horror, and so instead of closing our eyes we will face what the future may bring. For this purpose, after throwing the handful of dust due to Cerberus, let us frankly descend into the abyss and sound its terrible mysteries.
IV IV.
TTiSTOJRY does not record in its annals any lasting domination exercised by one peo- ple over another, of different race, of diverse usages and customs..., of opposite and divergent ideals.
One of the two had to yield and succumb.
Either the foreigner was driven out, as happen- ed in the case of the Carthaginians, the Moors and the French in Spain, or else these autoch- thons bad to give way and perish, as was the case with the inhabitants of the New World, Australia and New Zealand.
One of the longest dominations was that of the Moors in Spain, which lasted seven cent- uTies. But, even though the conquerors lived in the country conquered, even though the Penin- 94 THE PHILIPPINES A CENTURY HENCE sula was broken up into small states, which gradually emerged like little islands in the midst of the great Saracen inundation, and in spite of the chivalrous spirit, the gallantry and the religious toleration of the califs, they were finally driven out after bloody and stubborn conflicts, which formed the Spanish nation and created the Spain of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.
What to read after The Philippines a Century Hence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rizal José to read onlineMoreLess
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