Young Peoples' History of the War With Spain
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Though, our men gained a victory, it was dearly bought, for our torpedo-boatWinslow was nearly destroyed, and five of her men were killed. Thatsame day, across the island, at Cienfuegos, on the south shore ofCuba, our men succeeded in cutting the cables under the water, thestory of which I have told you.
Before the Cubans began to fight the Spaniards, in 1895, Cardenas wasa very pleasant city in which to live. So many Americans who hadbusiness interests in Cuba lived there, that it was frequent...ly spokenof as the American city. Like Matanzas, it was the shipping point fora great sugar-growing district, and one of the finest sugarplantations in Cuba was in the vicinity of the city. The bay used tobe a famous resort for pirates, but they were exterminated a greatmany years ago by war vessels of the United States. Now I will tellyou the story of the Winslow.
The blockading vessels off Cardenas were the Machias, the Wilmingtonand the Hudson. It was determined to enter the inner harbor and attackthree small gunboats which were known to be there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though, our men gained a victory, it was dearly bought, for our torpedo-boatWinslow was nearly destroyed, and five of her men were killed. Thatsame day, across the island, at Cienfuegos, on the south shore ofCuba, our men succeeded in cutting the cables under the water, thestory of which I have told you.
Before the Cubans began to fight the Spaniards, in 1895, Cardenas wasa very pleasant city in which to live. So many Americans who hadbusiness interests in Cuba lived there, that it was frequent...ly spokenof as the American city. Like Matanzas, it was the shipping point fora great sugar-growing district, and one of the finest sugarplantations in Cuba was in the vicinity of the city. The bay used tobe a famous resort for pirates, but they were exterminated a greatmany years ago by war vessels of the United States. Now I will tellyou the story of the Winslow.
The blockading vessels off Cardenas were the Machias, the Wilmingtonand the Hudson. It was determined to enter the inner harbor and attackthree small gunboats which were known to be there.
What to read after Young Peoples' History of the War With Spain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holmes Prescott to read onlineMoreLess
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