The Great Civil War a History of the Late Rebellion Being a Complete Narrati
The Great Civil War a History of the Late Rebellion Being a Complete Narrati
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The Negro hero Tillman. Public curiosity. History and Description of Tillman. Wreck of the Jeff. Davis. Re-capture of the Cuba. The story simply told. The young Prize-master. His account of the affair.
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THE alarm produced at the North, by the issue of letters of marque on the part of the Southern Confederacy, was much greater than has been hitherto justified by the result. The action of the great powers of Europe, restricting the privileges of armed vessels of the " bellig erents " to the ...delay of twenty-four hours in their various ports, refusing them the opportunity of selling prizes, adding to their armaments and stores, or of refitting, * r5* except in cases of absolute necessity, pressed with especial weight upon South ern privateering, and greatly diminished its power for evil ; while the Federal blockade of Southern ports, becoming daily more stringent, has rendered the enterprise of sailing under letters of marque extremely hazardous.
Though privateering was denounced by President Lincoln in his proclamation as piracy, and those taken in the act SEWARD S PROPOSITION OX PRIVATEERING.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Negro hero Tillman. Public curiosity. History and Description of Tillman. Wreck of the Jeff. Davis. Re-capture of the Cuba. The story simply told. The young Prize-master. His account of the affair.
ISG1.
THE alarm produced at the North, by the issue of letters of marque on the part of the Southern Confederacy, was much greater than has been hitherto justified by the result. The action of the great powers of Europe, restricting the privileges of armed vessels of the " bellig erents " to the ...delay of twenty-four hours in their various ports, refusing them the opportunity of selling prizes, adding to their armaments and stores, or of refitting, * r5* except in cases of absolute necessity, pressed with especial weight upon South ern privateering, and greatly diminished its power for evil ; while the Federal blockade of Southern ports, becoming daily more stringent, has rendered the enterprise of sailing under letters of marque extremely hazardous.
Though privateering was denounced by President Lincoln in his proclamation as piracy, and those taken in the act SEWARD S PROPOSITION OX PRIVATEERING.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Tomes to read onlineMoreLess
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