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Views of Admiral Cervera Regarding the Spanish Navy in the Late War
Under the title "Vindication of the Navy" there appeared in the "La Epoca", Madrid, November 5, 1898, this article, which is made up mainly of extracts from letters from Admiral Cervera, written previous to the declaration of war and continued to May 5. These letters were written by Admiral Cervera in protest against Spain rushing into war in the face of certain defeat, due to the naval strength of the United States and the unpreparedness of the Spanish navy. Cervera writes: "I ask myself if it is right for me to keep silent, and thereby make myself an accomplice in adventures which will surely cause the total ruin of Spain. And for what purpose? To defend an island [Cuba] which was ours but belongs to us no more, because even if we should not lose it by right in the war, we have lost it in fact, and with it all wealth and an enormous number of young men, victims of the climate and bullets, in the defense of what is now no more than a romantic ideal. Furthermore, I believe that this opinion of mine should be known to the Queen, and by the whole council of ministers..."
Views of Admiral Cervera Regarding the Spanish Navy in the Late War; November 1898
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VIEWS OF ADMIRAL CERVERA REGAR
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The Squadron of Admiral Cervera
This Is A New Release Of The Original 1900 Edition.
Views of Admiral Cervera Regarding the Spanish Navy in the Late War; November 1898 - War College Series
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