The Second War of Independence in America
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On several previous occasions the Southern States had threatened to resume the ex- ercise of their delegated authority, and consequently the North, particularly New England, was disposed to consider this last threat another bugbear.
"When the Convention of South Carolina passed the ordinance of secession, commissioners were despatched 7(5 THE SECOND WAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
to the Federal Government to commence negotiations respecting tlie claims of both parties, and to agree upon the terms of thei...r adjustment. At the same time a demand was made upon the Federal Govern- ment to withdraw its troops from the forts in the harbour of Charleston. It is true that these forts were Federal property, which had been acquired with the consent of South Carolina; this was not disputed, but South Carolina demanded that the Federal Government should evacuate them, pledging itself, in the settlement of their mutual claims, to grant full indemnity for the outlay that had been *made in constructing the forts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On several previous occasions the Southern States had threatened to resume the ex- ercise of their delegated authority, and consequently the North, particularly New England, was disposed to consider this last threat another bugbear.
"When the Convention of South Carolina passed the ordinance of secession, commissioners were despatched 7(5 THE SECOND WAR OF INDEPENDENCE.
to the Federal Government to commence negotiations respecting tlie claims of both parties, and to agree upon the terms of thei...r adjustment. At the same time a demand was made upon the Federal Govern- ment to withdraw its troops from the forts in the harbour of Charleston. It is true that these forts were Federal property, which had been acquired with the consent of South Carolina; this was not disputed, but South Carolina demanded that the Federal Government should evacuate them, pledging itself, in the settlement of their mutual claims, to grant full indemnity for the outlay that had been *made in constructing the forts.
What to read after The Second War of Independence in America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eduard Maco Hudson to read onlineMoreLess
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