Reconstruction volume 2
Reconstruction volume 2
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They are met at the threshold by the distinguished gentle- man from- Pennsylvania, and told, "No, no; you are from dead States — from Ter- ritories which are not entitled to repre- sentation till we give them life. You have torn your constitutional States into atoms, and built on their ruins fabrics of a totally different character. Dead men cannot raise themselves ; dead States cannot restore their own existence as it was. " Mr. Speaker, imagine Hon. Mr. Stokes, of Tennessee, who periled his l...ife in de- fence of the Union, with his colleagues, all of whom were elected under the Con- stitution and laws of the United States, approaching the main entrance to this Hall, where they are met by Mr. Ste- vens, at the head of the SheTlabargers, Ashleys, Conklings, and all the New England delegation, and denied admis- sion.
"But, " they say, " we are loyal, and have been elected by the qualified elec- tors of our State, and are entitled to our seats under the Constitution. " Our venerable friend replies that there is no sufh State in this Union.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are met at the threshold by the distinguished gentle- man from- Pennsylvania, and told, "No, no; you are from dead States — from Ter- ritories which are not entitled to repre- sentation till we give them life. You have torn your constitutional States into atoms, and built on their ruins fabrics of a totally different character. Dead men cannot raise themselves ; dead States cannot restore their own existence as it was. " Mr. Speaker, imagine Hon. Mr. Stokes, of Tennessee, who periled his l...ife in de- fence of the Union, with his colleagues, all of whom were elected under the Con- stitution and laws of the United States, approaching the main entrance to this Hall, where they are met by Mr. Ste- vens, at the head of the SheTlabargers, Ashleys, Conklings, and all the New England delegation, and denied admis- sion.
"But, " they say, " we are loyal, and have been elected by the qualified elec- tors of our State, and are entitled to our seats under the Constitution. " Our venerable friend replies that there is no sufh State in this Union.
What to read after Reconstruction volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Celeste Le Blond to read onlineMoreLess
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