A Military Genius. Life of Anna Ella Carroll, of Maryland ("the Great Unrecognized Member of Lincoln's Cabinet.")
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DAYTON TO SEWARD.
March ji, 1862.
" I again called the Emperor's attention to the propriety of his Government retracing its steps in regard to its con- cession to the insurrectionists of belligerent rights, refer- ring him to the consideration in regard thereto contained in your former dispatches. He said, ' It would scarcely be worthy of a great power, now that the South was beaten, to withdraw a concession made to them in the day of their strength.'" president Lincoln's proclamation.
April 10..., 1862.
"It has pleased Almighty God to vouchsafe signal vic- tories to the land and naval forces engaged in suppressing an internal rebellion, and at the same time to avert from our country the danger of foreign intervention and in- vasion." SEWARD TO DAYTON.
May 7, 1862.
" The proclamation of commerce which is made may be regarded by the maritime powers as an announcement that the Republic has passed the danger of disunion." Great enthusiasm is felt at Washington and throughout the country, as it becomes evident that a brilliant and suc- cessful plan has been adopted, and great anxiety is evinced to find out and reward the author.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DAYTON TO SEWARD.
March ji, 1862.
" I again called the Emperor's attention to the propriety of his Government retracing its steps in regard to its con- cession to the insurrectionists of belligerent rights, refer- ring him to the consideration in regard thereto contained in your former dispatches. He said, ' It would scarcely be worthy of a great power, now that the South was beaten, to withdraw a concession made to them in the day of their strength.'" president Lincoln's proclamation.
April 10..., 1862.
"It has pleased Almighty God to vouchsafe signal vic- tories to the land and naval forces engaged in suppressing an internal rebellion, and at the same time to avert from our country the danger of foreign intervention and in- vasion." SEWARD TO DAYTON.
May 7, 1862.
" The proclamation of commerce which is made may be regarded by the maritime powers as an announcement that the Republic has passed the danger of disunion." Great enthusiasm is felt at Washington and throughout the country, as it becomes evident that a brilliant and suc- cessful plan has been adopted, and great anxiety is evinced to find out and reward the author.
What to read after A Military Genius. Life of Anna Ella Carroll, of Maryland ("the Great Unrecognized Member of Lincoln's Cabinet.")?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackwell Sarah Ellen to read onlineMoreLess
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