The Alabama Arbitration
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***** * * ' ' Though we have given you such good ground of complaint on account of the Cruisers which have left our ports, yet you must not forget that we have been the only obstacle to what would have been almost a European recognition of the South. Had England 38 THE ALABAMA ARBITRATION.
looked on the visit of the Russian fleet as a mark of sympathy and encouragement.
joined France they would have been followed by probably every other State of Europe, with the exception of Russia. This is wha...t the Confederate agents have been seeking to accomplish. They have pressed recognition on England and France with per- sistent energy from the first. I confess that their eagerness for European intervention in some shape has always given me a strong suspicion of their conscious weakness. But considering how much more we have suffered than other people from the blockade, this abstinence on our part from all diplomatic inter- ference is certainly something to our credit, and this I attribute entirely to the honorable attitude assumed by our working pop- ulation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
***** * * ' ' Though we have given you such good ground of complaint on account of the Cruisers which have left our ports, yet you must not forget that we have been the only obstacle to what would have been almost a European recognition of the South. Had England 38 THE ALABAMA ARBITRATION.
looked on the visit of the Russian fleet as a mark of sympathy and encouragement.
joined France they would have been followed by probably every other State of Europe, with the exception of Russia. This is wha...t the Confederate agents have been seeking to accomplish. They have pressed recognition on England and France with per- sistent energy from the first. I confess that their eagerness for European intervention in some shape has always given me a strong suspicion of their conscious weakness. But considering how much more we have suffered than other people from the blockade, this abstinence on our part from all diplomatic inter- ference is certainly something to our credit, and this I attribute entirely to the honorable attitude assumed by our working pop- ulation.
What to read after The Alabama Arbitration?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Willing Balch to read onlineMoreLess
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