The Highlanders of the South
The Highlanders of the South
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His book, published by Harpers, had a wide sale and copies of it are now much sought after by ex-Federal soldiers. Only a short while ago the writer pro- cured one for the commandant of a State Soldiers' Home in a Northern State. Other men became almost as famous as did Captain Ellis. By the way. Captain Ellis lived in the same county^ that gave to the nation General Samuel P. Carter, who was both a naval and an army officer — the only man to bear such distinction, I am reliably informed. Gener...al James Carter, of the regular army, comes from the same county.
It might not be fair to say that these men saved the Union, but there is no question about their doing much toward it. In the far North or the far South it was not hard to be a Union man or a Confederate, respectively. But on middle ground, where lines were sharply drawn, it was a matter of much moment, requiring no little courage and judgment. That these men never hesitated to strike a blow for the the Union is sufficient evidence of their integrity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His book, published by Harpers, had a wide sale and copies of it are now much sought after by ex-Federal soldiers. Only a short while ago the writer pro- cured one for the commandant of a State Soldiers' Home in a Northern State. Other men became almost as famous as did Captain Ellis. By the way. Captain Ellis lived in the same county^ that gave to the nation General Samuel P. Carter, who was both a naval and an army officer — the only man to bear such distinction, I am reliably informed. Gener...al James Carter, of the regular army, comes from the same county.
It might not be fair to say that these men saved the Union, but there is no question about their doing much toward it. In the far North or the far South it was not hard to be a Union man or a Confederate, respectively. But on middle ground, where lines were sharply drawn, it was a matter of much moment, requiring no little courage and judgment. That these men never hesitated to strike a blow for the the Union is sufficient evidence of their integrity.
What to read after The Highlanders of the South?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Hunter Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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