Looking Back Across the War Gulf
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2 At the outset, the pop ular masses throughout the loyal States had not deliberately and logically followed out, to its foundations in error, the specious fallacy of the secession doctrine, as at a later period they did. But their instinct revolted against the fulfilment of a prophecy which involved certain disruption of the nation, and humiliating abase ment, not less certain, of her position among the great powers of the earth. Like men having a vow to save intact their entire country, they ...were resolved to show that, in their Federal Govern ment, the element of strength mingled with the habit of mildness. The issue, then, during the first year of the war, though highly im portant, was virtually one of supremacy only, awaking little sym pathy outside the limits of the Republic. It involved no specific question of Morals or Civilization, in which the great heart of Humanity might take part. It referred to boundaries and materi al interests; to the integrity or dismemberment of a powerful nation, therefore to its peace, prosperity, commercial advance ment, national welfare; matters vital to us, but not directly con nected with the cause of moral and spiritual progress.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 At the outset, the pop ular masses throughout the loyal States had not deliberately and logically followed out, to its foundations in error, the specious fallacy of the secession doctrine, as at a later period they did. But their instinct revolted against the fulfilment of a prophecy which involved certain disruption of the nation, and humiliating abase ment, not less certain, of her position among the great powers of the earth. Like men having a vow to save intact their entire country, they ...were resolved to show that, in their Federal Govern ment, the element of strength mingled with the habit of mildness. The issue, then, during the first year of the war, though highly im portant, was virtually one of supremacy only, awaking little sym pathy outside the limits of the Republic. It involved no specific question of Morals or Civilization, in which the great heart of Humanity might take part. It referred to boundaries and materi al interests; to the integrity or dismemberment of a powerful nation, therefore to its peace, prosperity, commercial advance ment, national welfare; matters vital to us, but not directly con nected with the cause of moral and spiritual progress.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Dale Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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