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At any rate, it would be inevitable; since no one is wild enough to believe that Porto Rico can be turned back to Spain, or bartered away, or abandoned by the generation that took it.
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Whitelaw Reid
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gutenberg.orgAt any rate, it would be inevitable; since no one is wild enough to believe that Porto Rico can be turned back to Spain, or bartered away, or abandoned by the generation that took it.
Reid asserts that Porto Rico cannot be returned to Spain or abandoned by the United States.
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