In Memoriam. Gen. Stephen Elliott
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This was but natural. Not only was Charleston the most im- portant port of the Confederacy, but it was the symbol of the Revolution, hi its Convention was signed the first Act of Secession; in its harbor was fired the first hostile gun; and on the ramparts of Fort Sumter had the old flag first been lowered in acknowledged defeat.
The port was blockaded, the entrances to the harbor obstructed, and all that military skill, individual courage and unstinted national expenditure could com- pass, was... concentrated against it. It is not for me now to tell the story of that famous siege — to describe the patient skill of Beauregard, the indomitable energy of Ripley. It is sufficient for me to say that days rau into weeks, and weeks grew into months, and months 23 became years, and still on the walls of Moultrie, on the ramparts of Sumter, on the low, dark earth-works of Fort Wagner, and along the beach of Morris' Island, the sentries paced the line of their unbroken outposts, and cried "all is well." And the heart of the whole Southern land was with us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was but natural. Not only was Charleston the most im- portant port of the Confederacy, but it was the symbol of the Revolution, hi its Convention was signed the first Act of Secession; in its harbor was fired the first hostile gun; and on the ramparts of Fort Sumter had the old flag first been lowered in acknowledged defeat.
The port was blockaded, the entrances to the harbor obstructed, and all that military skill, individual courage and unstinted national expenditure could com- pass, was... concentrated against it. It is not for me now to tell the story of that famous siege — to describe the patient skill of Beauregard, the indomitable energy of Ripley. It is sufficient for me to say that days rau into weeks, and weeks grew into months, and months 23 became years, and still on the walls of Moultrie, on the ramparts of Sumter, on the low, dark earth-works of Fort Wagner, and along the beach of Morris' Island, the sentries paced the line of their unbroken outposts, and cried "all is well." And the heart of the whole Southern land was with us.
What to read after In Memoriam. Gen. Stephen Elliott?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by South Carolina. General Assembly. House of Representatives to read onlineMoreLess
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