Hampton And Reconstruction
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It is necessary for the reader to have a clear general conception of the condition of affairs in the State during that period in order to appreciate the priceless services rendered by Hamp- ton to his country. In trying to effect this, the writer will give a mere outline of the situation before the State and Pres- idential contest of 1876, and only sufficient details of that time to illustrate the value of what Hampton accomplished.
This he will do in the spirit of candor and truth, without exa...ggeration, and free from intended offense to anyone.
The war ended, as everyone knows, by the surrender in the spring of 1865 of all the organized armies of the Confederacy.
It is characteristic of men imbued with the true military spirit, to fight hard, to the death, if you like, but, when sur- rendering, to do so in good faith, without any mental reserva- tion whatever, accepting as irrevocably settled the points which have been at issue. It is not of this nature to com- plain and regret, still less to plot and conspire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is necessary for the reader to have a clear general conception of the condition of affairs in the State during that period in order to appreciate the priceless services rendered by Hamp- ton to his country. In trying to effect this, the writer will give a mere outline of the situation before the State and Pres- idential contest of 1876, and only sufficient details of that time to illustrate the value of what Hampton accomplished.
This he will do in the spirit of candor and truth, without exa...ggeration, and free from intended offense to anyone.
The war ended, as everyone knows, by the surrender in the spring of 1865 of all the organized armies of the Confederacy.
It is characteristic of men imbued with the true military spirit, to fight hard, to the death, if you like, but, when sur- rendering, to do so in good faith, without any mental reserva- tion whatever, accepting as irrevocably settled the points which have been at issue. It is not of this nature to com- plain and regret, still less to plot and conspire.
What to read after Hampton And Reconstruction?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Laight Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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