A History of the United States
A History of the United States
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630. Military Supplies. — The larger part of the govern- ment's military supplies had been stored in southern arse- nals before the beginning of the war, and the Southerners took possession of these arsenals as soon as the war began.
Because of this, the South at first had more military sup- plies than did the North. But this was only for a short time. The great manufacturing establishments of the North soon enabled the Federal government to secure an ample supply of war material, while an almo...st total lack of manufactories in the South, and the blockade of the southern ports by the Federal navy, soon produced a great scarcity of war material in the southern states.
631. Available Soldiers. — In population the North also had a great advantage. The total population of the United States in i860 was about thirty-one millions. The white population of those southern states which seceded and Digitized by Google 526 The American Civil War united to form the Confederate States of America was less than six millions, while the white population of the states which supported the national government was more than twenty millions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
630. Military Supplies. — The larger part of the govern- ment's military supplies had been stored in southern arse- nals before the beginning of the war, and the Southerners took possession of these arsenals as soon as the war began.
Because of this, the South at first had more military sup- plies than did the North. But this was only for a short time. The great manufacturing establishments of the North soon enabled the Federal government to secure an ample supply of war material, while an almo...st total lack of manufactories in the South, and the blockade of the southern ports by the Federal navy, soon produced a great scarcity of war material in the southern states.
631. Available Soldiers. — In population the North also had a great advantage. The total population of the United States in i860 was about thirty-one millions. The white population of those southern states which seceded and Digitized by Google 526 The American Civil War united to form the Confederate States of America was less than six millions, while the white population of the states which supported the national government was more than twenty millions.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Coligny Doub to read onlineMoreLess
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