There is Something in the Air
There is Something in the Air
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Why does it even hesitate? Every President has declared that it should be done and that it would be done.
Cuba will be free- She must be free- Her independence must be acknowl- edged, acknowledged speedily, and should be first of all by these United States.
Why not Cuba free, as well as Venezuela, Peru, or Ecuador ? Why is her case any different from that of Chili or Brazil?
8 Read the arguments against the freedom of the Spanish-American provinces in i8i8, and they vary incidentally only, and ...not in general, from the arguments advanced against the freedom of Cuba.
The same scenes were enacted, the same condi- tions existed then, as to the nature of the popu- lation, lawlessness, cheapness of life, and disre- gard of property, that exist to-day in Cuba, and would still be enacted and exist in those prov- inces to-day had Spain continued in possession, with power to harass and to destroy.
And yet to-day each one of those provinces is a self-governed republic with whom we maintain friendly, cordial, and profitable relations both dip- lomatic and commercial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why does it even hesitate? Every President has declared that it should be done and that it would be done.
Cuba will be free- She must be free- Her independence must be acknowl- edged, acknowledged speedily, and should be first of all by these United States.
Why not Cuba free, as well as Venezuela, Peru, or Ecuador ? Why is her case any different from that of Chili or Brazil?
8 Read the arguments against the freedom of the Spanish-American provinces in i8i8, and they vary incidentally only, and ...not in general, from the arguments advanced against the freedom of Cuba.
The same scenes were enacted, the same condi- tions existed then, as to the nature of the popu- lation, lawlessness, cheapness of life, and disre- gard of property, that exist to-day in Cuba, and would still be enacted and exist in those prov- inces to-day had Spain continued in possession, with power to harass and to destroy.
And yet to-day each one of those provinces is a self-governed republic with whom we maintain friendly, cordial, and profitable relations both dip- lomatic and commercial.
What to read after There is Something in the Air?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Henry Butler to read onlineMoreLess
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