The Civil War Its Nature And End
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The present disloyal race of cotton and sugar and rice planters of the South — its great property holders, Avho ought, above all men, to have put down this rebellion — will, as a class, disap- pear, beggared, perhaps in large proportion extinct, when the war is over. It is a fearful retribution ; but we do not see how they can escape it.
In effect, therefore, the Federal Government and the loyal States of America have no alternative but, besides maintaining their own financial solvency and cred...it during the war, to re- trieve the ruin of the Southern States, as a part of the nation, after the war is done. No enlightened man ought to have any doubt of their ability to do both. At the present moment, we will enter no farther into the question of the national ability to do the latter, after the war is over ; than to desire the reader to make, for himself, a full and just comparison of the present fi- nancial conditions of the United States, and the Confederate States — and satisfy himself of the true causes of the immeasur- able difference between them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The present disloyal race of cotton and sugar and rice planters of the South — its great property holders, Avho ought, above all men, to have put down this rebellion — will, as a class, disap- pear, beggared, perhaps in large proportion extinct, when the war is over. It is a fearful retribution ; but we do not see how they can escape it.
In effect, therefore, the Federal Government and the loyal States of America have no alternative but, besides maintaining their own financial solvency and cred...it during the war, to re- trieve the ruin of the Southern States, as a part of the nation, after the war is done. No enlightened man ought to have any doubt of their ability to do both. At the present moment, we will enter no farther into the question of the national ability to do the latter, after the war is over ; than to desire the reader to make, for himself, a full and just comparison of the present fi- nancial conditions of the United States, and the Confederate States — and satisfy himself of the true causes of the immeasur- able difference between them.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert J Robert Jefferson Breckinridge to read onlineMoreLess
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