The Mighty Fallen a Discourse Occasioned By the Assassination of President Linc
The Mighty Fallen a Discourse Occasioned By the Assassination of President Linc
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Twelve millions oif people were claimed to be represented in arms against the Govern- ment. Last, but not least, social, commercial and political connections with the South, seemed to threaten almost any policy which might ^^d^ted, with a division of the North. Such was the state of af- ram^peu Mr. Lincoln became President, or so soon afterward, that no action on his part could have prevented it. Now, what is the fact? The sea-ports of the rebellion, with the ex-ception of Galveston, have all b...een re-possessed. The forts commanding the entrance to these ports, have all been captured and occupied. The Mississippi and Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers have long been open to naviga- tion. The arsenals and armories and military stores of the Confede- racy, have been, in great measure, destroyed. Its chief lines of com- munication have been cut ; its means of supply have been crippled. Its Capital has been taken ; its best army and Generals have surren- dered. Its President has fled. He, who in Richmond, in June, 1861, declared Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twelve millions oif people were claimed to be represented in arms against the Govern- ment. Last, but not least, social, commercial and political connections with the South, seemed to threaten almost any policy which might ^^d^ted, with a division of the North. Such was the state of af- ram^peu Mr. Lincoln became President, or so soon afterward, that no action on his part could have prevented it. Now, what is the fact? The sea-ports of the rebellion, with the ex-ception of Galveston, have all b...een re-possessed. The forts commanding the entrance to these ports, have all been captured and occupied. The Mississippi and Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers have long been open to naviga- tion. The arsenals and armories and military stores of the Confede- racy, have been, in great measure, destroyed. Its chief lines of com- munication have been cut ; its means of supply have been crippled. Its Capital has been taken ; its best army and Generals have surren- dered. Its President has fled. He, who in Richmond, in June, 1861, declared Mr.
What to read after The Mighty Fallen a Discourse Occasioned By the Assassination of President Linc?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Frederick Mussey to read onlineMoreLess
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