The True History of the Civil War
The True History of the Civil War
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While the Southern States were seceding, the North was apathetic if not encouraging. " Let them go in peace," was the prevailing verdict.
The firing on the " Star of the West" had scarcely aroused an interest. The North did not wish war.
She seemed to be more afraid of loss of trade than THE THREE-MONTHS WAR 189 of disunion. The people expected and desired com- promise ; but measures directed thereto had been frustrated by their politicians. As soon, however, as the gage of battle had been thro...wn down or taken up— for it is difficult to determine which — by the South, and war in reality had begun, a willingness to fight was manifested. At the same time, we believe that the men of the North en- tered the conflict in a comparatively lightsome spirit of adventure. Few had the faintest realiza- tion of the manner of conflict that was before them. They thought the quarrel would speedily and easily be ended, and that only a show of de- termination was necessary to convince the South of the error of her ways.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While the Southern States were seceding, the North was apathetic if not encouraging. " Let them go in peace," was the prevailing verdict.
The firing on the " Star of the West" had scarcely aroused an interest. The North did not wish war.
She seemed to be more afraid of loss of trade than THE THREE-MONTHS WAR 189 of disunion. The people expected and desired com- promise ; but measures directed thereto had been frustrated by their politicians. As soon, however, as the gage of battle had been thro...wn down or taken up— for it is difficult to determine which — by the South, and war in reality had begun, a willingness to fight was manifested. At the same time, we believe that the men of the North en- tered the conflict in a comparatively lightsome spirit of adventure. Few had the faintest realiza- tion of the manner of conflict that was before them. They thought the quarrel would speedily and easily be ended, and that only a show of de- termination was necessary to convince the South of the error of her ways.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee, Guy Carleton, 1862-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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