The Cause of the War
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The slave States, having a privileged property, they are more diligent to expand it and seek for it protection, than men owning ordinary property. The nobleman stands by his badge because it is a badge, and not from its in- herent worth, for the reason that it is a special privilege which only sixty out of sixty millions can wear.
Does every man not know that the most fearful tyrannies of the world are aristocracies ? There is no tyranny so re- morseless as this very form of government now seek...ing to throttle your national life. I have made some observations in regard to this form of government, having been twice to Europe, and to Asia and Africa once. I have suffered a little in the way of imprisonment ; have seen considerable of the workings of absolute government in Turkey, Austria, and elsewhere ; and I tell you that I have never in my life seen so unmitigated a despotism as the Government of the Confederate States. There is no government on the earth that has the power, or which uses it more remorselessly on independence of thought and action, than that of Jeff.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The slave States, having a privileged property, they are more diligent to expand it and seek for it protection, than men owning ordinary property. The nobleman stands by his badge because it is a badge, and not from its in- herent worth, for the reason that it is a special privilege which only sixty out of sixty millions can wear.
Does every man not know that the most fearful tyrannies of the world are aristocracies ? There is no tyranny so re- morseless as this very form of government now seek...ing to throttle your national life. I have made some observations in regard to this form of government, having been twice to Europe, and to Asia and Africa once. I have suffered a little in the way of imprisonment ; have seen considerable of the workings of absolute government in Turkey, Austria, and elsewhere ; and I tell you that I have never in my life seen so unmitigated a despotism as the Government of the Confederate States. There is no government on the earth that has the power, or which uses it more remorselessly on independence of thought and action, than that of Jeff.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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