Citizens Read Ponder And Reflect
Citizens Read Ponder And Reflect
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D peace to the people. " Thus are the points made by Horatio Seymour against the Administration in 1864, identical, point with point, with those made by Benedict Arnold against Washington and the Continental Con gress in 1780. We see precisely what Mr. Seymour meant when, toward the close of his speech, he asserted, " our views came from our fathers. " They are the views which t ne Tory father, through their executor, Benedict Arnold, bequeathed to their Copperhead off THE PROSPECT.
The prospec...ts of the utter crushing ! out of the rebellion, and the complete restoration of peace and Union, with a I National Administration strong enough i to keep in abeyance ever after secession ! based upon state lights, are brightening j every day. The foundation of this re- j belliou was the infamous doctrine of " no I coercion, " which when carried out and I established left us no government, no I power by which a nation c* nld be con- i trolled. Establish that principle, and the United States fall to pieces and the I states lose their cohesion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D peace to the people. " Thus are the points made by Horatio Seymour against the Administration in 1864, identical, point with point, with those made by Benedict Arnold against Washington and the Continental Con gress in 1780. We see precisely what Mr. Seymour meant when, toward the close of his speech, he asserted, " our views came from our fathers. " They are the views which t ne Tory father, through their executor, Benedict Arnold, bequeathed to their Copperhead off THE PROSPECT.
The prospec...ts of the utter crushing ! out of the rebellion, and the complete restoration of peace and Union, with a I National Administration strong enough i to keep in abeyance ever after secession ! based upon state lights, are brightening j every day. The foundation of this re- j belliou was the infamous doctrine of " no I coercion, " which when carried out and I established left us no government, no I power by which a nation c* nld be con- i trolled. Establish that principle, and the United States fall to pieces and the I states lose their cohesion.
What to read after Citizens Read Ponder And Reflect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howard James Quay to read onlineMoreLess
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