Causes That Led to the War Between the States
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The fire was returned by the fort and the cannonade was kept up through the day. At night the firing from the fort ceased, but was continued by General Beauregard through the night. On the following morning the fort re sumed its cannonade, but soon it appeared that the works and buildings were on fire, caused by the hot shot and shell thrown into it by the Con federates. Major Anderson, in command, ran up a signal of distress, and General Beauregard im mediately sent a boat offering to assist i...n putting out the fire, but before it reached the fort Major Anderson displayed a flag of truce.
And that is the whole story of the famous bom bardment of Fort Sumter. Not a single man was killed on either side during the engagement. After the surrender of the fort, General Beaure gard permitted Major Anderson to salute the THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES 93 United States ilag with fifty guns and, in doing this, two of his guns burst and killed four men. It is an astonishing fact so regarded at the time that the Relief Squadron was in full view of the harbor long before the action terminated, and could easily have prevented the capitulation, yet not a gun was fired, or a movement made to sup port or relieve Major Anderson and his small gar rison.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fire was returned by the fort and the cannonade was kept up through the day. At night the firing from the fort ceased, but was continued by General Beauregard through the night. On the following morning the fort re sumed its cannonade, but soon it appeared that the works and buildings were on fire, caused by the hot shot and shell thrown into it by the Con federates. Major Anderson, in command, ran up a signal of distress, and General Beauregard im mediately sent a boat offering to assist i...n putting out the fire, but before it reached the fort Major Anderson displayed a flag of truce.
And that is the whole story of the famous bom bardment of Fort Sumter. Not a single man was killed on either side during the engagement. After the surrender of the fort, General Beaure gard permitted Major Anderson to salute the THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES 93 United States ilag with fifty guns and, in doing this, two of his guns burst and killed four men. It is an astonishing fact so regarded at the time that the Relief Squadron was in full view of the harbor long before the action terminated, and could easily have prevented the capitulation, yet not a gun was fired, or a movement made to sup port or relieve Major Anderson and his small gar rison.
What to read after Causes That Led to the War Between the States?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacob Owen Mcgehee to read onlineMoreLess
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