Annexation of the Hawaiian Islands
Annexation of the Hawaiian Islands
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When tlie smoke vanished from the last battlefield of the Amer- ican civil war and its armed hosts returned to their homes, lay- ing aside their armor for the implements of the various avocations of peace, there was a universal belief that the Republic had seen its last war. It was not thought then that any circumstances could possibly ever arise for the Government to call its citizens again from their peaceful pursuits to the tented field. But such a summons has gone forth, and the drumbeat an...d tramp of marching armies are again heard, and the thrilling reports of un- precedented naval victories come floating over the seas.
This nation is at war with Spain to end her brutal warfare upon women and children and to put a stop to the infliction of her cruel atrocities upon a neighboring people, and because she failed to maintain in the Island of Cuba a government able and willing to protect the lives of American seamen under the flag of their country on a mission of peace to her ports.
In justice to the memory of the hero martyrs who died under the flag of their country by Spanish treachery, and in behalf of the claims of a common humanitj', of a people doomed to extermina- tion by starvation and the sword, this nation demanded that Spain Bhould witlidrnw lifr Hag mid forever abnndun her sovereignty ovor tlin Islaiiil of C'libn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When tlie smoke vanished from the last battlefield of the Amer- ican civil war and its armed hosts returned to their homes, lay- ing aside their armor for the implements of the various avocations of peace, there was a universal belief that the Republic had seen its last war. It was not thought then that any circumstances could possibly ever arise for the Government to call its citizens again from their peaceful pursuits to the tented field. But such a summons has gone forth, and the drumbeat an...d tramp of marching armies are again heard, and the thrilling reports of un- precedented naval victories come floating over the seas.
This nation is at war with Spain to end her brutal warfare upon women and children and to put a stop to the infliction of her cruel atrocities upon a neighboring people, and because she failed to maintain in the Island of Cuba a government able and willing to protect the lives of American seamen under the flag of their country on a mission of peace to her ports.
In justice to the memory of the hero martyrs who died under the flag of their country by Spanish treachery, and in behalf of the claims of a common humanitj', of a people doomed to extermina- tion by starvation and the sword, this nation demanded that Spain Bhould witlidrnw lifr Hag mid forever abnndun her sovereignty ovor tlin Islaiiil of C'libn.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grow, Galusha A. (Galusha Aaron), 1823-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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