Cuban Emigre Communities in the United States And the Independence of Their Homeland 1852-1895 /
Cuban Emigre Communities in the United States And the Independence of Their Homeland 1852-1895 /
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Key West and New York began to receive an influx of rebel veterans who viewed the two cities as the most prominent locations to continue their propaganda and organizing activities against the Spanish. Those who arrived on the Key during 1881 and 1882, seconding El Yara's call not to aban- don the struggle, included such figures as Fernando Figueredo, 177 Q Gerardo Castellanos, Enrique Canales, and Jose Rogelio Castillo.
El Yara welcomed them, declaring, "Bienvenidos seals, hermanos . . .
Tambie...n como vosotros hoy, muchos somos los que tuvimos que aban- donar el suelo natal hace anos agobiados no por la miseria sino para trabajar por romper la ergastula de Espana . . . Recibid nuestra bienvenida . . . y sea el abrazo que os enviamos simbolo augusto de indestructible confraternizacion para marchar unisonos en los traba- jos por la independencia y libertad de la patria."^ The new arri- vals became deeply involved in the community, with Castellanos and Canales opening small cigar establishments and Castillo joining El Yara's staff as typographer while he learned the trade of tobacco selector.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Key West and New York began to receive an influx of rebel veterans who viewed the two cities as the most prominent locations to continue their propaganda and organizing activities against the Spanish. Those who arrived on the Key during 1881 and 1882, seconding El Yara's call not to aban- don the struggle, included such figures as Fernando Figueredo, 177 Q Gerardo Castellanos, Enrique Canales, and Jose Rogelio Castillo.
El Yara welcomed them, declaring, "Bienvenidos seals, hermanos . . .
Tambie...n como vosotros hoy, muchos somos los que tuvimos que aban- donar el suelo natal hace anos agobiados no por la miseria sino para trabajar por romper la ergastula de Espana . . . Recibid nuestra bienvenida . . . y sea el abrazo que os enviamos simbolo augusto de indestructible confraternizacion para marchar unisonos en los traba- jos por la independencia y libertad de la patria."^ The new arri- vals became deeply involved in the community, with Castellanos and Canales opening small cigar establishments and Castillo joining El Yara's staff as typographer while he learned the trade of tobacco selector.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Poyo, Gerald Eugene, 1950- to read onlineMoreLess
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