A History of the American People
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The same power which knit us together can alone unknit.
The same formality which formed the links of the Union is necessary to dissolve it. The majority of States which formed the Union must consent to the withdrawal of any one branch of it. Until that consent has been obtained, any attempt to dissolve the Union or obstruct the efficacy of its Constitutional laws is treason — treason to all intents and purposes." — The Great Rebellion, Page 32.
414 WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
gress or to any civil ...office of the United States, and no re-election of a President or the choice of two suc- cessive Presidents from the same State. It was especially declared that " no hostility to the Constitu- tion " was meditated. When the committee reached Washington it found peace declared, and the subject dropped, except so far as it killed the Federal party and left its mark upon all who had participated in it, who were ridiculed and deprived of hope of political preferment.
Three times during the progress of the war, Russia had proposed to act as mediator between the con- tending nations, but the offer had each time been refused by Great Britain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same power which knit us together can alone unknit.
The same formality which formed the links of the Union is necessary to dissolve it. The majority of States which formed the Union must consent to the withdrawal of any one branch of it. Until that consent has been obtained, any attempt to dissolve the Union or obstruct the efficacy of its Constitutional laws is treason — treason to all intents and purposes." — The Great Rebellion, Page 32.
414 WAR WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
gress or to any civil ...office of the United States, and no re-election of a President or the choice of two suc- cessive Presidents from the same State. It was especially declared that " no hostility to the Constitu- tion " was meditated. When the committee reached Washington it found peace declared, and the subject dropped, except so far as it killed the Federal party and left its mark upon all who had participated in it, who were ridiculed and deprived of hope of political preferment.
Three times during the progress of the war, Russia had proposed to act as mediator between the con- tending nations, but the offer had each time been refused by Great Britain.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Gilman to read onlineMoreLess
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