The History of the Confederate War; Its Causes And Its Conduct; a Narrative And Critical History
The History of the Confederate War; Its Causes And Its Conduct; a Narrative And Critical History
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The Southern States would never have been satisfied with them, because they carried with them no effectual provision for their own enforcement. It was folly and futility, from beginning to end, but at any rate it was patriotic folly and coimtry-loving futility. It represented the dominant desire of the people to find some basis of reconciliation upon which the crumbling foimdations of the Union might be rebuilt and securely buttressed.
The proposal — absurd and impossible as it was — was strong...ly supported both in Congress and in the Digitized by Google The Birth of War 161 country. Mr. Pugh of Ohio expressed in the Senate the opinion that it would command the support of nearly every state in the Union, and he pointed out the fact that no other proposal ever submitted to Con- gress had been supported by the petitions of so great a multitude of citizens. The conservative newspaper press passionately urged its adoption, declaring it to be a measure which would completely disarm the dis- union sentiment on both sides, and suggesting to Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Southern States would never have been satisfied with them, because they carried with them no effectual provision for their own enforcement. It was folly and futility, from beginning to end, but at any rate it was patriotic folly and coimtry-loving futility. It represented the dominant desire of the people to find some basis of reconciliation upon which the crumbling foimdations of the Union might be rebuilt and securely buttressed.
The proposal — absurd and impossible as it was — was strong...ly supported both in Congress and in the Digitized by Google The Birth of War 161 country. Mr. Pugh of Ohio expressed in the Senate the opinion that it would command the support of nearly every state in the Union, and he pointed out the fact that no other proposal ever submitted to Con- gress had been supported by the petitions of so great a multitude of citizens. The conservative newspaper press passionately urged its adoption, declaring it to be a measure which would completely disarm the dis- union sentiment on both sides, and suggesting to Mr.
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