William Mckinley volume 2
William Mckinley volume 2
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At the same time I judge from what Hatzfeldt said, as well as from what Lascelles, the British Ambassador in Berlin, told me, that whatever we do or refuse to do, so that our action and our words are pitched in diplomatic tones, — not putting any affront on them which they shall be forced to take up, — they will not quarrel with us. They cannot afford to force a quarrel upon us. They have to watch Russia and France on one side, and England on the other. They cannot be sure of any substantial he...lp from either of these quarters, while we can easily obtain allies, if we see proper to seek them; which probably we will not.
In fact I am rejoiced to say that you hold the game in your own hands. Your wisdom, prudence, and political sense have steered us safely through all the initial dangers of our position. You can now make war, or make peace, without danger of dis- turbing the equilibrium of the world. I congratulate you with all my heart on this great and bloodless victory at Santiago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the same time I judge from what Hatzfeldt said, as well as from what Lascelles, the British Ambassador in Berlin, told me, that whatever we do or refuse to do, so that our action and our words are pitched in diplomatic tones, — not putting any affront on them which they shall be forced to take up, — they will not quarrel with us. They cannot afford to force a quarrel upon us. They have to watch Russia and France on one side, and England on the other. They cannot be sure of any substantial he...lp from either of these quarters, while we can easily obtain allies, if we see proper to seek them; which probably we will not.
In fact I am rejoiced to say that you hold the game in your own hands. Your wisdom, prudence, and political sense have steered us safely through all the initial dangers of our position. You can now make war, or make peace, without danger of dis- turbing the equilibrium of the world. I congratulate you with all my heart on this great and bloodless victory at Santiago.
What to read after William Mckinley volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles S Charles Sumner Olcott to read onlineMoreLess
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