Carlisle Memorial volume
Carlisle Memorial volume
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Such was the prevailing sen- timent in the South, and South Carolina took the initiative in giving it forceful expression in the famous Secession Ordinance.
On November 13, 1860, the Legislature of South Carolina passed an act calling a convention of the people to assemble on December 17, 1860, and pro- viding for the election of delegates to said conven- tion, to take place on the 6th day of December. These were history-making days, and events oc- curred with marvelous rapidity. The election o...f delegates was duly held; and just eleven days aft- er the election the convention met in the Baptist church at Columbia, S. C. Mr. D. E. Jamison was elected President of the convention, Mr. Benjamin F. Arthur was made Clerk, and Mr. John A. Inglis was made Chairman of the Committee on Resolu- tions. Owing to a rumor that there was an epidemic of smallpox in the city, the convention adjourned to meet in Charleston, S. C. , on the next day. The convention accordingly resumed its session in St. Andrew's Hall, on Broad Street, Charleston, De- cember 1 8.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such was the prevailing sen- timent in the South, and South Carolina took the initiative in giving it forceful expression in the famous Secession Ordinance.
On November 13, 1860, the Legislature of South Carolina passed an act calling a convention of the people to assemble on December 17, 1860, and pro- viding for the election of delegates to said conven- tion, to take place on the 6th day of December. These were history-making days, and events oc- curred with marvelous rapidity. The election o...f delegates was duly held; and just eleven days aft- er the election the convention met in the Baptist church at Columbia, S. C. Mr. D. E. Jamison was elected President of the convention, Mr. Benjamin F. Arthur was made Clerk, and Mr. John A. Inglis was made Chairman of the Committee on Resolu- tions. Owing to a rumor that there was an epidemic of smallpox in the city, the convention adjourned to meet in Charleston, S. C. , on the next day. The convention accordingly resumed its session in St. Andrew's Hall, on Broad Street, Charleston, De- cember 1 8.
What to read after Carlisle Memorial volume?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watson Boone Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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