An Authentic Exposition of the K G C Knights of the Golden Circle
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G. C, were constantly teeming with editorials and contributions deeply deploring the humiliating fact that there were "yet a few" men in the South, "so unpatriotic to their states, and so untrue to themselves, " as to 30 EXPOSITION OF THB oppose a declaration of " Southern independence. " Secession orators, upon the stump, branded every man of the slightest Union tendency as a "cowardly truckler" and a "traitor to the South. " Everything must be done immediately ; it was worse than folly to awa...it an overt act; Lincoln's election was, of itself, an overt act — no time was to be lost.
A weak cause always demands precipitancy. Of this the Knights were fully aware, and, therefore, took the advantage of the chagrined condition of the Southern people to " rush matters. " Complete arrangements for the whole secession movement had been made long before the Presidential election, and, therefore, nothing remained but to carry it forward. No respect was to be shown the Government or the U. S. Laws after Lincoln's ascension to the executive chair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. C, were constantly teeming with editorials and contributions deeply deploring the humiliating fact that there were "yet a few" men in the South, "so unpatriotic to their states, and so untrue to themselves, " as to 30 EXPOSITION OF THB oppose a declaration of " Southern independence. " Secession orators, upon the stump, branded every man of the slightest Union tendency as a "cowardly truckler" and a "traitor to the South. " Everything must be done immediately ; it was worse than folly to awa...it an overt act; Lincoln's election was, of itself, an overt act — no time was to be lost.
A weak cause always demands precipitancy. Of this the Knights were fully aware, and, therefore, took the advantage of the chagrined condition of the Southern people to " rush matters. " Complete arrangements for the whole secession movement had been made long before the Presidential election, and, therefore, nothing remained but to carry it forward. No respect was to be shown the Government or the U. S. Laws after Lincoln's ascension to the executive chair.
What to read after An Authentic Exposition of the K G C Knights of the Golden Circle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles O Perrine to read onlineMoreLess
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