William Henry Seward
William Henry Seward
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It had never occurred to the secretary that he might find under the robes of a United States judge an emissary of Jefferson Davis. The two judges who were present at this interview on the 15th of March seemed to have come on the same errand and were presumed to be in the same position.
Mr. Seward's conversation was with both alike ; whatever he said was said to both ; whatever as- surances or promises he made were given to one just as much as to the other ; if he was guilty of any bad faith, he... was equally so to both judges. Judge Nelson approved Judge Camp- bell's memorandum which has been quoted, but we have yet to learn that he ever gave to Camp- bell's charges against Seward any countenance or endorsement.
When five days had gone by, Campbell, whose true relations, if there was still any shadow of doubt about them, were thus made absolutely clear, requested the rebel commissioners to tele- graph Beauregard at Charleston and ascertain what had been done as to vacating Sumter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It had never occurred to the secretary that he might find under the robes of a United States judge an emissary of Jefferson Davis. The two judges who were present at this interview on the 15th of March seemed to have come on the same errand and were presumed to be in the same position.
Mr. Seward's conversation was with both alike ; whatever he said was said to both ; whatever as- surances or promises he made were given to one just as much as to the other ; if he was guilty of any bad faith, he... was equally so to both judges. Judge Nelson approved Judge Camp- bell's memorandum which has been quoted, but we have yet to learn that he ever gave to Camp- bell's charges against Seward any countenance or endorsement.
When five days had gone by, Campbell, whose true relations, if there was still any shadow of doubt about them, were thus made absolutely clear, requested the rebel commissioners to tele- graph Beauregard at Charleston and ascertain what had been done as to vacating Sumter.
Digitized byGoogk THE REBEL COMMISSIONERS.
What to read after William Henry Seward?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lothrop, Thornton Kirkland, 1830-1913. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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