The True History of the Civil War
The True History of the Civil War
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Chase wrote to Secretary of War Cameron : '* The want of success of out armies and the difficutties of Dur liiiani:!^] operaliani have noC been ia consequence of a THE TKUE CIVIL WAK of so, \mi far —I of pjimmfir adniDb- IntiOK. [f ibc Utk of ^^^^'■"■f anJ the ab«tt« of aoconnt- a^ Ike inffm iif the nffc^lnii will be oeccssur Cameron hinuclf was pfobabfy innocenc of ustn^ his posidoa For pecuniary ad^-Antage : but it is equally certain that he allowed himself to be led into the ^gnnig of contra...cts by persons who were ready to rob the ^vcnunent to the fullest extent of possibility. On November 13 Senator Gfimrs wrote to Fcisenden: *" \Vr are going to desiniction as fast as imbectUty, comiption, and the wheels of time can carry tjs^" Later he de- clares that a flood of corruption "is sweeping over the land and perverting the moral seme of the people. The anny is in most uicj^tncable confusion, and is becoming worse and worse every day." The House of Representatives^ April 30, 1862, passed a vote of censure upon Cameron, who in January had been dismissed from the Cabinet by President Lincoln and sent as mini&ter to Russia, Edward >L Stanton was appointed Secretary of War, and proved a striking illustration of the imbecility of the political system which appoints men to posi- tions for which they have no fitness either by nature or by training.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chase wrote to Secretary of War Cameron : '* The want of success of out armies and the difficutties of Dur liiiani:!^] operaliani have noC been ia consequence of a THE TKUE CIVIL WAK of so, \mi far —I of pjimmfir adniDb- IntiOK. [f ibc Utk of ^^^^'■"■f anJ the ab«tt« of aoconnt- a^ Ike inffm iif the nffc^lnii will be oeccssur Cameron hinuclf was pfobabfy innocenc of ustn^ his posidoa For pecuniary ad^-Antage : but it is equally certain that he allowed himself to be led into the ^gnnig of contra...cts by persons who were ready to rob the ^vcnunent to the fullest extent of possibility. On November 13 Senator Gfimrs wrote to Fcisenden: *" \Vr are going to desiniction as fast as imbectUty, comiption, and the wheels of time can carry tjs^" Later he de- clares that a flood of corruption "is sweeping over the land and perverting the moral seme of the people. The anny is in most uicj^tncable confusion, and is becoming worse and worse every day." The House of Representatives^ April 30, 1862, passed a vote of censure upon Cameron, who in January had been dismissed from the Cabinet by President Lincoln and sent as mini&ter to Russia, Edward >L Stanton was appointed Secretary of War, and proved a striking illustration of the imbecility of the political system which appoints men to posi- tions for which they have no fitness either by nature or by training.
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