Alexander H Stephens
Alexander H Stephens
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1 It was at last clear to the authorities at Eichmond, as it seems to have been clear to Stephens as far back as September, 1862, that all efforts to obtain recognition from Europe were more than vain.
As early as January, 1863, Stephens had noted an ominous change in the attitude of the British press. In a letter written on the eighteenth of that month, discussing a recent message of President Davis, which barring the " recommendation of the States guaran teeing a portion of the Confederate de...bt, " and the " boast about the working of the conscript laws" he pronounced " decidedly the best on the whole, that has yet emanated from him, " Stephens went on to say : " I have been wondering with myself for some time as to what it is that has caused the change in the leading British press toward us and our cause. There evi dently has been such a change. This time last year, before that and up to midsummer, the London Times and other papers were more friendly to us than they have been since.
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1 It was at last clear to the authorities at Eichmond, as it seems to have been clear to Stephens as far back as September, 1862, that all efforts to obtain recognition from Europe were more than vain.
As early as January, 1863, Stephens had noted an ominous change in the attitude of the British press. In a letter written on the eighteenth of that month, discussing a recent message of President Davis, which barring the " recommendation of the States guaran teeing a portion of the Confederate de...bt, " and the " boast about the working of the conscript laws" he pronounced " decidedly the best on the whole, that has yet emanated from him, " Stephens went on to say : " I have been wondering with myself for some time as to what it is that has caused the change in the leading British press toward us and our cause. There evi dently has been such a change. This time last year, before that and up to midsummer, the London Times and other papers were more friendly to us than they have been since.
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