Essentials in American History
Essentials in American History
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Lincoln re- plied with dignity but firmness that the President must do whatever was done, and after this little contest Seward cheer- fully accepted the fact that the President was his chieftain.
Lincoln was convinced from the outset that even if he gave up the forts, it could only postpone war; that the old questions of fugitive slaves, of boundaries, of the border states, 856. Fort especially the division of the territories and of the Pacific ^Ja'^^m' coast, would instantly come up again ; an...d that a sepa- 1861) rate confederacy would demand more than was demanded by southern states before secession.
Batteries were by this time constructed around Charleston Harbor, commanding Fort Sumter. When on April 8, 1861, Lincoln sent a notice that he purposed to forward a supply of provisions to Sumter, he threw on Jefferson Davis and his Cabinet at Montgomery the responsibility of firing the first gun. Even the Confederate Secretary of State, the "fire eater" Robert Toombs, objected to armed resistance, and said : stowell, "Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lincoln re- plied with dignity but firmness that the President must do whatever was done, and after this little contest Seward cheer- fully accepted the fact that the President was his chieftain.
Lincoln was convinced from the outset that even if he gave up the forts, it could only postpone war; that the old questions of fugitive slaves, of boundaries, of the border states, 856. Fort especially the division of the territories and of the Pacific ^Ja'^^m' coast, would instantly come up again ; an...d that a sepa- 1861) rate confederacy would demand more than was demanded by southern states before secession.
Batteries were by this time constructed around Charleston Harbor, commanding Fort Sumter. When on April 8, 1861, Lincoln sent a notice that he purposed to forward a supply of provisions to Sumter, he threw on Jefferson Davis and his Cabinet at Montgomery the responsibility of firing the first gun. Even the Confederate Secretary of State, the "fire eater" Robert Toombs, objected to armed resistance, and said : stowell, "Mr.
What to read after Essentials in American History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hart, Albert Bushnell, 1854-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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