The Genesis of the Republican Party
The Genesis of the Republican Party
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They hob- nobbed with prince and baron, and Jon^ed for the regime of American lord and lordiing, for which the illusive title of "Confederacy" was to be the enter- ing wedge. They utterly and openly despised labor and all laborers. The very atmosphere which . Surrounded the slave lords was heavy with temptation. But few could become their associates without partaking, more or less, of a de- sire to be similarly eituated. They gave their sons and daughters the best educa- tional and social oppor...tunities the schools of the world afTorded. Add to their advantages of wealth, of independ- ent ease, of mental training and polish of mannersi the fact that they possessed the government, that all power and preferment must proceed from them, and it is no longer cause of wonder that the poisoned mi!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They hob- nobbed with prince and baron, and Jon^ed for the regime of American lord and lordiing, for which the illusive title of "Confederacy" was to be the enter- ing wedge. They utterly and openly despised labor and all laborers. The very atmosphere which . Surrounded the slave lords was heavy with temptation. But few could become their associates without partaking, more or less, of a de- sire to be similarly eituated. They gave their sons and daughters the best educa- tional and social oppor...tunities the schools of the world afTorded. Add to their advantages of wealth, of independ- ent ease, of mental training and polish of mannersi the fact that they possessed the government, that all power and preferment must proceed from them, and it is no longer cause of wonder that the poisoned mi!
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