The Narrative of a Blockade-Runner
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, has recentlypublished a "Vindication of the Confederacy against the Charge ofCruelty to Prisoners, " which is conclusive on the whole question. It wascompiled by the Secretary of the Society, the Rev. J. Wm. Jones, justquoted, who concludes with the following summing up of his argument. "We think that we have established the following points: "1st. The laws of the Confederate Congress, the orders of the WarDepartment, the Regulations of the Surgeon General, the action of ourGenerals in the fi...eld, and the orders of those who had the immediatecharge of the prisoners, all provided that prisoners in the hands of theConfederates should be kindly treated, supplied with the same rationswhich our soldiers had, and cared for, when sick, in hospitals placed on_precisely the same footing as the hospitals for Confederate soldiers_.
"2d. If these regulations were violated in individual instances, and ifsubordinates were sometimes cruel to prisoners, it was without theknowledge or consent of the Confederate Government, which always tookprompt action on any case reported to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, has recentlypublished a "Vindication of the Confederacy against the Charge ofCruelty to Prisoners, " which is conclusive on the whole question. It wascompiled by the Secretary of the Society, the Rev. J. Wm. Jones, justquoted, who concludes with the following summing up of his argument. "We think that we have established the following points: "1st. The laws of the Confederate Congress, the orders of the WarDepartment, the Regulations of the Surgeon General, the action of ourGenerals in the fi...eld, and the orders of those who had the immediatecharge of the prisoners, all provided that prisoners in the hands of theConfederates should be kindly treated, supplied with the same rationswhich our soldiers had, and cared for, when sick, in hospitals placed on_precisely the same footing as the hospitals for Confederate soldiers_.
"2d. If these regulations were violated in individual instances, and ifsubordinates were sometimes cruel to prisoners, it was without theknowledge or consent of the Confederate Government, which always tookprompt action on any case reported to them.
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