Abraham Lincoln, the Boy And the Man
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" Most of the people of the North had carelessly assumed that the threats of disunion, which they had heard for many months, were uttered only for political effect. Now as they saw grim preparations for dividing the country, they were bewildered. A babel of voices sprang up in the counsels of the free states.
The Union as a national ideal did not yet inspire the passion which all the people have felt for it since it was cemented by the best blood of both the North and the South and ransomed fro...m destruction by the treasure poured forth with a lavish hand in the 159 ABRAHAM LINCOLN long Civil War. It had been for so many years the football of sectional politics that in i860 there were many, alike in the slave states and the free states, who held it lightly.
There were Republicans, like Horace Greeley, who insisted on letting the South go its own way, and Henry Ward Beecher, who argued that secession would be a good thing for the North. The Aboli- tionists cried, "Let the Union slide, " and Winfield Scott, the venerable and patriotic Lieutenant-general of the army, advised the Federal government to say, "Wayward sisters, depart in peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Most of the people of the North had carelessly assumed that the threats of disunion, which they had heard for many months, were uttered only for political effect. Now as they saw grim preparations for dividing the country, they were bewildered. A babel of voices sprang up in the counsels of the free states.
The Union as a national ideal did not yet inspire the passion which all the people have felt for it since it was cemented by the best blood of both the North and the South and ransomed fro...m destruction by the treasure poured forth with a lavish hand in the 159 ABRAHAM LINCOLN long Civil War. It had been for so many years the football of sectional politics that in i860 there were many, alike in the slave states and the free states, who held it lightly.
There were Republicans, like Horace Greeley, who insisted on letting the South go its own way, and Henry Ward Beecher, who argued that secession would be a good thing for the North. The Aboli- tionists cried, "Let the Union slide, " and Winfield Scott, the venerable and patriotic Lieutenant-general of the army, advised the Federal government to say, "Wayward sisters, depart in peace.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln, the Boy And the Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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