The Story of a Border City During the Civil War
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Blair, Jr.
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ASTOR. LENOX AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS.
Charcoals and Claybanks 279 to achieve success. Each was absolutely sure that only its way was right. Any other course than the one suggested would lead to utter disaster. Each party was so dead in earnest that when its views were dis- carded it cursed the idiot that had not heeded them. To do his duty intelligently and fearlessly amid this din of clashing opinions, a commander of the Depart- ment of Missouri needed ...great clearness of thought, coolness of disposition, and firmness of purpose. He did not lie on a bed of roses, but on bumblebees' nests.
General Fremont, whose career among us I have already briefly delineated, gave himself too much into the hands of the radicals. He did this partly because he himself was naturally radical, and partly from the influence of his environment. Our German fellow- citizens, whose views were extreme, at the start got the ear of the general and held it to the last. Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blair, Jr.
^ HtNEW YORK I PUBLIC LIBRARY!
ASTOR. LENOX AND TILDEN FOUNDATIONS.
Charcoals and Claybanks 279 to achieve success. Each was absolutely sure that only its way was right. Any other course than the one suggested would lead to utter disaster. Each party was so dead in earnest that when its views were dis- carded it cursed the idiot that had not heeded them. To do his duty intelligently and fearlessly amid this din of clashing opinions, a commander of the Depart- ment of Missouri needed ...great clearness of thought, coolness of disposition, and firmness of purpose. He did not lie on a bed of roses, but on bumblebees' nests.
General Fremont, whose career among us I have already briefly delineated, gave himself too much into the hands of the radicals. He did this partly because he himself was naturally radical, and partly from the influence of his environment. Our German fellow- citizens, whose views were extreme, at the start got the ear of the general and held it to the last. Mr.
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