Abraham Lincoln And Men of War Times
Abraham Lincoln And Men of War Times
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. I am glad that General Scott does not underrate the strength of his enemy, which would be a great fault in a commander. With all my heart and soul I wish him success. " In a letter to Mr. Leiper, August 31, he said: 4 ' I agree with you that nothing but a vigorous prose cution of the war can now determine the question be- LINCOLN AND BUCHANAN. 37 tween the North and the South. It is vain to think of peace at the present moment. " In a letter to Dr. Blake. September 12, he said: "We must prose...cute the war with the utmost vigor. May God grant us a safe deliverance and a restoration of the Union!" In a letter to Mr. King, September 18, he said: " I think I can perceive in the public mind a more fixed, resolute, and determined purpose than ever to pros ecute the war to a successful termination with all the men and means in our power. Enlistments are now pro ceeding much more rapidly than a few weeks ago, and I am truly glad of it. The time has passed for offering compromises and terms of peace to the seceded States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. I am glad that General Scott does not underrate the strength of his enemy, which would be a great fault in a commander. With all my heart and soul I wish him success. " In a letter to Mr. Leiper, August 31, he said: 4 ' I agree with you that nothing but a vigorous prose cution of the war can now determine the question be- LINCOLN AND BUCHANAN. 37 tween the North and the South. It is vain to think of peace at the present moment. " In a letter to Dr. Blake. September 12, he said: "We must prose...cute the war with the utmost vigor. May God grant us a safe deliverance and a restoration of the Union!" In a letter to Mr. King, September 18, he said: " I think I can perceive in the public mind a more fixed, resolute, and determined purpose than ever to pros ecute the war to a successful termination with all the men and means in our power. Enlistments are now pro ceeding much more rapidly than a few weeks ago, and I am truly glad of it. The time has passed for offering compromises and terms of peace to the seceded States.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcclure, Alexander K. (Alexander Kelly), 1828-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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