The American Revolution a Lecture Delivered Before the Dublin Young Mens Chr
The American Revolution a Lecture Delivered Before the Dublin Young Mens Chr
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• POLITICAL MOVEMENT OF THE SOUTH.
Let me now endeavor to explain the political movement which has brought the Free States and the South into collision. And here you will, of course, understand that I cannot pretend to do more than give the barest outline of the case. At every ^ep I must leave difficulties unsolved and objections unanswered. I only ask you to believe that, if I do so, it is not because I feel them to be either insoluble or un- aaswerable, but simply because the limits of time d...uring which I can occupy your attention require that [ should confine myself to those points which are indispensa- Mo towards comprehending the drift and meaning of the whole. To understand the iafiuences which now agitate the North, and assist you to appreciate the conse- quence of the part the North has acted in this great drama, and the results towards which it is tending, the first fact to be considered is, tliat the movement of which we. Now contemplate the results, — the movement which carried Lincoln to power, — wsis a reaction against the influences which had been previously predominant in the Union, which had controlled almost the whole of its past policy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
• POLITICAL MOVEMENT OF THE SOUTH.
Let me now endeavor to explain the political movement which has brought the Free States and the South into collision. And here you will, of course, understand that I cannot pretend to do more than give the barest outline of the case. At every ^ep I must leave difficulties unsolved and objections unanswered. I only ask you to believe that, if I do so, it is not because I feel them to be either insoluble or un- aaswerable, but simply because the limits of time d...uring which I can occupy your attention require that [ should confine myself to those points which are indispensa- Mo towards comprehending the drift and meaning of the whole. To understand the iafiuences which now agitate the North, and assist you to appreciate the conse- quence of the part the North has acted in this great drama, and the results towards which it is tending, the first fact to be considered is, tliat the movement of which we. Now contemplate the results, — the movement which carried Lincoln to power, — wsis a reaction against the influences which had been previously predominant in the Union, which had controlled almost the whole of its past policy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Elliott Cairnes to read onlineMoreLess
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