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Maryland, Western Vir- ginia, Kentucky, and Missouri, forming the whole northern tier of the Slave States, were under the official control of the Unionist Government, and for the greater part within Union military lines. Half a million Federal soldiers were under arms, ready for future campaigns ; and there was as yet no per- ceptible abatement in the streams of volun- teers flowing to camps of instruction near the capitals of the Free States.' From the very first the North had held the ascende...ncy in naval matters. The Con- federacy suffered severely from the grip and Sressure ceaselessly exercised by sea power, [ot only did the blockade which the North had established on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts prevent any foreign power sending arms and other munitions of war, but it also prevented the South from exporting cotton and so turning their produce into gold. This economic pressure told most severely on the Southern States. Foreign luxuries practi- DARK DAYS 129 cally disappeared. Confederate finance be- came hopelessly discredited.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maryland, Western Vir- ginia, Kentucky, and Missouri, forming the whole northern tier of the Slave States, were under the official control of the Unionist Government, and for the greater part within Union military lines. Half a million Federal soldiers were under arms, ready for future campaigns ; and there was as yet no per- ceptible abatement in the streams of volun- teers flowing to camps of instruction near the capitals of the Free States.' From the very first the North had held the ascende...ncy in naval matters. The Con- federacy suffered severely from the grip and Sressure ceaselessly exercised by sea power, [ot only did the blockade which the North had established on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts prevent any foreign power sending arms and other munitions of war, but it also prevented the South from exporting cotton and so turning their produce into gold. This economic pressure told most severely on the Southern States. Foreign luxuries practi- DARK DAYS 129 cally disappeared. Confederate finance be- came hopelessly discredited.
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