Anglo-Saxon Abolition of Negro Slavery
Anglo-Saxon Abolition of Negro Slavery
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Sherman swept across to Charleston, without meeting a foe, and by demolishing the railways which fed Lee's army in Virginia brought victory nearer. But to overcome Southern obstinacy, Grant had to endure vast carnage, before Richmond itself fell into his hands. The army under Lee escaped, but Sheridan the active leader of the Northern cavalry, soon overtook it, and forced it to surrender. April 9th, 1865, is re- membered as the day on which Lee finally yielded at the Appomattoc Court House. Alm...ost an exact four years 102 completed the dreadful war. What a flea-bite to England was her enforcement of freedom in the West Indies and elsewhere with mere payment of money, compared with this wondrous heroism and life-sacrifice of democratic Americans. Pity that our Prince Albert did not live to see how a free Republic would conduct a great war ! General Sherman had no sooner entered Charleston than the blacks and coloured men held a public meeting and put together money for a School Fund. Such was their eagerness to learn and to teach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sherman swept across to Charleston, without meeting a foe, and by demolishing the railways which fed Lee's army in Virginia brought victory nearer. But to overcome Southern obstinacy, Grant had to endure vast carnage, before Richmond itself fell into his hands. The army under Lee escaped, but Sheridan the active leader of the Northern cavalry, soon overtook it, and forced it to surrender. April 9th, 1865, is re- membered as the day on which Lee finally yielded at the Appomattoc Court House. Alm...ost an exact four years 102 completed the dreadful war. What a flea-bite to England was her enforcement of freedom in the West Indies and elsewhere with mere payment of money, compared with this wondrous heroism and life-sacrifice of democratic Americans. Pity that our Prince Albert did not live to see how a free Republic would conduct a great war ! General Sherman had no sooner entered Charleston than the blacks and coloured men held a public meeting and put together money for a School Fund. Such was their eagerness to learn and to teach.
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