The Birth And Death of Nations volume 1
The Birth And Death of Nations volume 1
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It was from the loyal people of the Fuee States that he received ills great office, in the face of these threats, and under the clearest and most solenni engage- ments, that even the jicaccful encroachments of slavery should be withstood and combated, with all the means and powers thus placed in his hands. While he put on his robes of office, slavery with the most audacious celerity be- came treason, then open rebellion, and to-day with its great army besieges the National Cap- ital — the impla...cable ]uiblic enemy of the nation, Mr, Lincoln, unlike Mr. Buchanan, did indeed "put his hand to the plough, " and with a just sense of his position, took a first step in the right direction — ai)])ealed to the patriotism of the na- tion. Instantly it became apparent enough to v, "hom belonged the memories of Ihe IJevolu- tion, and the inheritance of the institutions and government founded by Vv'ashington and his com])atriots. The lines of loyalty were found to coincide exactly with the boundaries of sla- very.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was from the loyal people of the Fuee States that he received ills great office, in the face of these threats, and under the clearest and most solenni engage- ments, that even the jicaccful encroachments of slavery should be withstood and combated, with all the means and powers thus placed in his hands. While he put on his robes of office, slavery with the most audacious celerity be- came treason, then open rebellion, and to-day with its great army besieges the National Cap- ital — the impla...cable ]uiblic enemy of the nation, Mr, Lincoln, unlike Mr. Buchanan, did indeed "put his hand to the plough, " and with a just sense of his position, took a first step in the right direction — ai)])ealed to the patriotism of the na- tion. Instantly it became apparent enough to v, "hom belonged the memories of Ihe IJevolu- tion, and the inheritance of the institutions and government founded by Vv'ashington and his com])atriots. The lines of loyalty were found to coincide exactly with the boundaries of sla- very.
What to read after The Birth And Death of Nations volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James From Old Catalog Mckaye to read onlineMoreLess
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