The Spanish American War
The Spanish American War
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' (General Toral said the above in answer to questions put to him by General Shaffer, who led the negotiations. I have left out the said questions, and put it in this form because discussion at times dragged a little over the same point, and it is easier for me to remember in whole the substance of General Toral's point of view. The majority of the sentences or phrases quoted I fully remember to be Toral's own expressions, translated, in many cases, even to the words, be- cause he insisted ofte...n on these points. ) " General Shaffer said to General Toral : ' Now, general, that is all very well, but you have had already time enough to consult with your government, and the granting of the delay you ask for is absolutely impossible. I have given you until to-morrow at five o'clock in the morning. If by that time you have not received an answer, or decided, as to what you are going to do, well — I will open fire upon your works with every gun I have. ' " General Toral shrugged his shoulders, and said : ' Very well, I cannot help it: I will do my duty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' (General Toral said the above in answer to questions put to him by General Shaffer, who led the negotiations. I have left out the said questions, and put it in this form because discussion at times dragged a little over the same point, and it is easier for me to remember in whole the substance of General Toral's point of view. The majority of the sentences or phrases quoted I fully remember to be Toral's own expressions, translated, in many cases, even to the words, be- cause he insisted ofte...n on these points. ) " General Shaffer said to General Toral : ' Now, general, that is all very well, but you have had already time enough to consult with your government, and the granting of the delay you ask for is absolutely impossible. I have given you until to-morrow at five o'clock in the morning. If by that time you have not received an answer, or decided, as to what you are going to do, well — I will open fire upon your works with every gun I have. ' " General Toral shrugged his shoulders, and said : ' Very well, I cannot help it: I will do my duty.
What to read after The Spanish American War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R a Russell Alexander Alger to read onlineMoreLess
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