Mr Roosevelt in Cuba
Mr Roosevelt in Cuba
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, of the Army of Occupation in Cuba, are of the unanimous opinion that this army should be at once taken out of the island of Cuba and sent to some point on the ISTorthern sea-coast of the United States; that it can be done without danger to the people of the United States; that yellow fever in the army at present is not epidemic; that there are only a few sporadic cases; but that the army is disabled by malarial fever to the extent that its efficiency is destroyed, and that it is in a conditio...n to be practically en- 15 tirely destroyed by an epidemic of yellow fever, which is sure to come in the near future.
We know from our reports of competent officers and from personal observations that the army is unable to move into the interior and that there are no facilities for such a move if attempted, and that is could not be attempted until too late. Moreover, the best medical authorities of the island say that with our present equipment we could not live in the interior during the rainy season without losses from malarial fever, which is almost as deadly as yellow fever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, of the Army of Occupation in Cuba, are of the unanimous opinion that this army should be at once taken out of the island of Cuba and sent to some point on the ISTorthern sea-coast of the United States; that it can be done without danger to the people of the United States; that yellow fever in the army at present is not epidemic; that there are only a few sporadic cases; but that the army is disabled by malarial fever to the extent that its efficiency is destroyed, and that it is in a conditio...n to be practically en- 15 tirely destroyed by an epidemic of yellow fever, which is sure to come in the near future.
We know from our reports of competent officers and from personal observations that the army is unable to move into the interior and that there are no facilities for such a move if attempted, and that is could not be attempted until too late. Moreover, the best medical authorities of the island say that with our present equipment we could not live in the interior during the rainy season without losses from malarial fever, which is almost as deadly as yellow fever.
What to read after Mr Roosevelt in Cuba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Doane Bidwell to read onlineMoreLess
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