wypowiedziane w Veracruz w październiku 1858.
Źródło: Jarosław Wojtczak, Wojna meksykańska 1861–1867, Warszawa, Bellona 2009, s. 26.
Benito Juárez:
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Benito Juárez słynne cytaty
„(…) nieszczęścia zniechęcają tylko ludzi małodusznych”
wypowiedziane na sesji Kongresu, 31 maja 1863.
Źródło: Jarosław Wojtczak, Wojna meksykańska 1861–1867, Warszawa, Bellona 2009, s. 153.
„Tak między jednostkami, jak między narodami, szacunek dla praw drugiego oznacza pokój.”
w mieście Meksyk, 15 lipca 1867.
Źródło: Jarosław Wojtczak, Wojna meksykańska 1861–1867, Warszawa, Bellona 2009, s. 323.
orędzie do narodu wydane 10 czerwca 1863 w San Luis Potosi.
Źródło: Jarosław Wojtczak, Wojna meksykańska 1861–1867, Warszawa, Bellona 2009, s. 154.
w proklamacji przed bitwą pod Pueblą 5 maja 1862.
Źródło: Jarosław Wojtczak, Wojna meksykańska 1861–1867, Warszawa, Bellona 2009, s. 91.
Benito Juárez: Cytaty po angielsku
As quoted in Global History, Volume Two : The Industrial Revolution to the Age of Globalization (2008) by Jerry Weiner, Mark Willner, George A. Hero and Bonnie-Anne Briggs, p. 175
Kontekst: Mexicans: let us now pledge all our efforts to obtain and consolidate the benefits of peace. Under its auspices, the protection of the laws and of the authorities will be sufficient for all the inhabitants of the Republic. May the people and the government respect the rights of all. Between individuals, as between nations, peace means respect for the rights of others.
“Mexicans: let us now pledge all our efforts to obtain and consolidate the benefits of peace.”
As quoted in Global History, Volume Two : The Industrial Revolution to the Age of Globalization (2008) by Jerry Weiner, Mark Willner, George A. Hero and Bonnie-Anne Briggs, p. 175
Kontekst: Mexicans: let us now pledge all our efforts to obtain and consolidate the benefits of peace. Under its auspices, the protection of the laws and of the authorities will be sufficient for all the inhabitants of the Republic. May the people and the government respect the rights of all. Between individuals, as between nations, peace means respect for the rights of others.
“Democracy is the destiny of humanity; freedom its indestructible arm.”
As quoted by US President John F. Kennedy in a speech. (29 June 1962)
“Adversity, Citizen Deputies, discourages none but contemptible peoples”
Juarez and his Mexico : A Biographical History (1968) by Ralph Roeder, Vol. 2, p. 511
Kontekst: Adversity, Citizen Deputies, discourages none but contemptible peoples; ours has been ennobled by great feats and we are far from being shorn of the immense obstacles, material and moral, which the country will oppose…
As quoted in Hispanic Network Magazine: Vol. 17-18 (2005) http://books.google.com/books?id=Eq1FAAAAYAAJ&q=%22+Imperial+Government+will+not+succeed+in+subduing+the+Mexicans,+and+its+armies+will+not+have+a+single+day+of+peace%22&dq=%22+Imperial+Government+will+not+succeed+in+subduing+the+Mexicans,+and+its+armies+will+not+have+a+single+day+of+peace%22&hl=en&ei=sA6BTaPEJNKGtwef5pDSCA&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=1&ved=0CCkQ6AEwAA
Kontekst: There is no help but in defense but I can assure you... the Imperial Government will not succeed in subduing the Mexicans, and its armies will not have a single day of peace... we must stop them, not only for our country but for the respect of the sovereignty of the nations.
Proclamation in response to church officials openly encouraging support for French forces. (30 August 1862)
From the letter to Maximiliano de Habsburgo http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2006/05/28/sem-carta.html in 1864
Proclamation to the Mexican people, shortly before the Battle of Puebla of 5 May 1862 (which is commemorated by the "Cinco de Mayo" celebrations).
