How to Prosecute And How to End the War
How to Prosecute And How to End the War
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But don't believe the Emperor of China will buy many ships of Great Brbain until they bring Ictck tbu eiiiis tney kLuIc fiuui liu palace at PckLu !
[Great laughter. ] Now, I learn from the late cor- respondence of Earl Russell that the British have put two articles of the treaty of Paris in compact with the Rebels — first, that enemies gouds shall be covered by neutral flags, and there shall be free trade at the ports, and open trade with neutrals. Why didn't Great Britain put the other part of... the treaty in compact, namely, that there should be no more privateering! if she was honest and earnest? Again, when we took from her deck our two Sena- tors and Rebel Embassadors, Slidell and Mason, and took them, in my judgment, aecorJi^fr to the law* of nations, what did slie do but threaten us with war? I agree that it was wisely done, perhaps, not to provoke war at that time -we were not quite in a condition for it — but 1 thank Goil. And that always, that we are fast gei'ing Ir? acondiiion to remember that always and evt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But don't believe the Emperor of China will buy many ships of Great Brbain until they bring Ictck tbu eiiiis tney kLuIc fiuui liu palace at PckLu !
[Great laughter. ] Now, I learn from the late cor- respondence of Earl Russell that the British have put two articles of the treaty of Paris in compact with the Rebels — first, that enemies gouds shall be covered by neutral flags, and there shall be free trade at the ports, and open trade with neutrals. Why didn't Great Britain put the other part of... the treaty in compact, namely, that there should be no more privateering! if she was honest and earnest? Again, when we took from her deck our two Sena- tors and Rebel Embassadors, Slidell and Mason, and took them, in my judgment, aecorJi^fr to the law* of nations, what did slie do but threaten us with war? I agree that it was wisely done, perhaps, not to provoke war at that time -we were not quite in a condition for it — but 1 thank Goil. And that always, that we are fast gei'ing Ir? acondiiion to remember that always and evt.
What to read after How to Prosecute And How to End the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin F Benjamin Franklin Butler to read onlineMoreLess
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