Abraham Lincoln Man And Statesman
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In "sixty-three" came freedom and the Negro soldier, at the turning point of the war. The great commander thus brought up his black reserves just in time to strike the deciding blow. Lin- coln had the felicity of doing the right thing at the right time. Negro 8 troops would not have been welcomed by the Northern soldier before this time, and even now Lincoln found it hard to get the Negroes into the Government uniform; the white soldier wanted the Ne- groes to be dressed in a different color an...d sort of suit from his own. But the Union's need of the Negro overcame this prejudice. The Emancipation Proclamation was just in time, too — just in time to make the masses of foreign nations sympathize with the Northern side of the struggle, as being a struggle for freedom as well as for Union. If issued earlier, it would have been indeed a "Pope's bull against the comet. " In "sixty-four" the war was practically over; even the Confederates had the feeling that it was simply a question of time and a question of terms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In "sixty-three" came freedom and the Negro soldier, at the turning point of the war. The great commander thus brought up his black reserves just in time to strike the deciding blow. Lin- coln had the felicity of doing the right thing at the right time. Negro 8 troops would not have been welcomed by the Northern soldier before this time, and even now Lincoln found it hard to get the Negroes into the Government uniform; the white soldier wanted the Ne- groes to be dressed in a different color an...d sort of suit from his own. But the Union's need of the Negro overcame this prejudice. The Emancipation Proclamation was just in time, too — just in time to make the masses of foreign nations sympathize with the Northern side of the struggle, as being a struggle for freedom as well as for Union. If issued earlier, it would have been indeed a "Pope's bull against the comet. " In "sixty-four" the war was practically over; even the Confederates had the feeling that it was simply a question of time and a question of terms.
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