Diaz, Master of Mexico
Diaz, Master of Mexico
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When a battle was imminent, he would kiss his little son, place him in the hands of a guard, and cry, " Al monte ! " (" To the mountain ! "). When he stood before his inquisitors, with certain death awaiting him, it devel- oped that he had sent his son to a school in New Orleans.
140 NAPOLEON PLANS A MEXICAN EMPIRE " You have sent your son to the United States to be educated in the religion of the Protestants — ^you are a heretic," said one of the inquisitors.
" No/' answered Morelos with a shi...ning face, " I have sent my boy to New Orleans to be educated because in the colleges of this colony he would not have imbibed the principles of liberty, nor have acquired that temper which inspires men with noble sentiments and leads them to sacrifice all things for the independence of their country." It was this son, so destined by his hero-father, who called upon his countrymen to help a foreign army to destroy the Constitutional republic of Mexico, promising that Marquez, Miramon, Mejia, Zuloaga, and other traitors would join in the assault upon Juarez's govern- ment, with the blessing of the Church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When a battle was imminent, he would kiss his little son, place him in the hands of a guard, and cry, " Al monte ! " (" To the mountain ! "). When he stood before his inquisitors, with certain death awaiting him, it devel- oped that he had sent his son to a school in New Orleans.
140 NAPOLEON PLANS A MEXICAN EMPIRE " You have sent your son to the United States to be educated in the religion of the Protestants — ^you are a heretic," said one of the inquisitors.
" No/' answered Morelos with a shi...ning face, " I have sent my boy to New Orleans to be educated because in the colleges of this colony he would not have imbibed the principles of liberty, nor have acquired that temper which inspires men with noble sentiments and leads them to sacrifice all things for the independence of their country." It was this son, so destined by his hero-father, who called upon his countrymen to help a foreign army to destroy the Constitutional republic of Mexico, promising that Marquez, Miramon, Mejia, Zuloaga, and other traitors would join in the assault upon Juarez's govern- ment, with the blessing of the Church.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Creelman, James, 1859-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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