Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
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The trouble, briefly stated, was this: To secure aid for the Southern cause, two envoys, Mason and Slidell, Long Bridge, Washington, over Which the Troops Ran Panic-Stricken from the Battle-Field of Bull Run had been sent by the Confederate government as commis- sioners to England and France. They eluded the blockade at Charleston and took passage at Havana on the British mail-steamer Trent. Captain Wilkes, of the United States war-vessel San Jacinto, stopped the Trent off the Bahama Islands (N...ovember 8, 1861), took off Mason and Slidell, and later confined them in Fort Warren in Boston harbor.
For this act Captain Wilkes was warmly applauded by the Northern people, who looked upon him as a national 158 ABRAHAM LINCOLN hero. The secretary of the navy sent him a letter of congratulation, the secretary of war openly praised him, and the House of Representatives passed a unanimous vote of thanks to him. But England was highly indignant and at once began to make preparations for war. She sent troops and war-vessels to Canada, and with unnecessary earnestness demanded that the prisoners be given up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The trouble, briefly stated, was this: To secure aid for the Southern cause, two envoys, Mason and Slidell, Long Bridge, Washington, over Which the Troops Ran Panic-Stricken from the Battle-Field of Bull Run had been sent by the Confederate government as commis- sioners to England and France. They eluded the blockade at Charleston and took passage at Havana on the British mail-steamer Trent. Captain Wilkes, of the United States war-vessel San Jacinto, stopped the Trent off the Bahama Islands (N...ovember 8, 1861), took off Mason and Slidell, and later confined them in Fort Warren in Boston harbor.
For this act Captain Wilkes was warmly applauded by the Northern people, who looked upon him as a national 158 ABRAHAM LINCOLN hero. The secretary of the navy sent him a letter of congratulation, the secretary of war openly praised him, and the House of Representatives passed a unanimous vote of thanks to him. But England was highly indignant and at once began to make preparations for war. She sent troops and war-vessels to Canada, and with unnecessary earnestness demanded that the prisoners be given up.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilbur F Gordy to read onlineMoreLess
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