Pictorial History of Americas New Possessions the Isthmian Canals And the Pr
Pictorial History of Americas New Possessions the Isthmian Canals And the Pr
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General Merritt: Yes, sir; entirely as described by Mr. Andre.
Mr. Gray: If Admiral Dewey had sailed away after accomplishing that naval STATEMENT OF THE BELGIAN CONSUL AT MANILA. 337 achievement and left this people as he found them, except for tlie destruction of the Spanish fleet, what, in your opinion, would have been the condition of the island as to Spanish supremacy and their ability to suppress the rebellion?
General Merritt: If the Spaniards had replaced their fleet with another, I do ...not believe the revolutionists could have taken Manila. Along the bay it is thirty miles, seventeen by water, and the coast shows the evidences of where the Spaniards have used the guna of their fleets, riddled the houses with shells, and prevented the insurgents from approaching the town; and the insurgents would have been driven to approach the toAvn from the interior, where the Spanish troops were concentrated against them'. It was only after the destruction by Dewey of the fleet and his occupation of the bay that these people surrounded the place and held their positions and took possession of the waterworks, which they held for some two or three months.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
General Merritt: Yes, sir; entirely as described by Mr. Andre.
Mr. Gray: If Admiral Dewey had sailed away after accomplishing that naval STATEMENT OF THE BELGIAN CONSUL AT MANILA. 337 achievement and left this people as he found them, except for tlie destruction of the Spanish fleet, what, in your opinion, would have been the condition of the island as to Spanish supremacy and their ability to suppress the rebellion?
General Merritt: If the Spaniards had replaced their fleet with another, I do ...not believe the revolutionists could have taken Manila. Along the bay it is thirty miles, seventeen by water, and the coast shows the evidences of where the Spaniards have used the guna of their fleets, riddled the houses with shells, and prevented the insurgents from approaching the town; and the insurgents would have been driven to approach the toAvn from the interior, where the Spanish troops were concentrated against them'. It was only after the destruction by Dewey of the fleet and his occupation of the bay that these people surrounded the place and held their positions and took possession of the waterworks, which they held for some two or three months.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Halstead Murat to read onlineMoreLess
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