Writings of Severn Teackle Wallis volume 4
Writings of Severn Teackle Wallis volume 4
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But when such a scheme was 92 SPAIN.
advocated, boldly and constantly, in the public journals of the aggressive nation, without provoking a universal, nay, even a general expression of indignation and shame, when, in the ports of that nation, expeditions were set on foot and men and munitions of war were got together for the purpose of invading the coveted territory, and either seizing it, or revolutionizing its population, with a view to its ultimate acquisition, it is hardly to be wondered th...at the civilized world should have poured forth unanimous denunciations, The people of the outraged nation had certainly a reasonable apology, if they forgot the soft words and the forbearance which became them as Christians. The Spaniards have a national endowment of fortitude, which is remarkable. San Lorenzo, whose gridiron is immortalized in the Escorial, is said to have suggested, when they were broiling him, that they had better turn him on the other side, as that nearest the coals was, he thought, sufficiently cooked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But when such a scheme was 92 SPAIN.
advocated, boldly and constantly, in the public journals of the aggressive nation, without provoking a universal, nay, even a general expression of indignation and shame, when, in the ports of that nation, expeditions were set on foot and men and munitions of war were got together for the purpose of invading the coveted territory, and either seizing it, or revolutionizing its population, with a view to its ultimate acquisition, it is hardly to be wondered th...at the civilized world should have poured forth unanimous denunciations, The people of the outraged nation had certainly a reasonable apology, if they forgot the soft words and the forbearance which became them as Christians. The Spaniards have a national endowment of fortitude, which is remarkable. San Lorenzo, whose gridiron is immortalized in the Escorial, is said to have suggested, when they were broiling him, that they had better turn him on the other side, as that nearest the coals was, he thought, sufficiently cooked.
What to read after Writings of Severn Teackle Wallis volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Teackle Severn Teackle Wallis to read onlineMoreLess
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