
The Civil War in America
By Sir William Howard RussellLength8h 41m
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Excerpt: "If the intelligent foreigner, who is supposed to make so many interesting and novel observations on the aspect of the countries he visits, and on the manners of the people among whom he travels, were to visit the United States at this juncture, he would fail to detect any marked indication of the extraordinary crisis which agitates the members of the Great Republic, either at the principal emporium of its commerce, or at the city which claims to be the sole seat of its Government. Accustomed to the manifestation of violent animosity and great excitement among the nations of Europe during political convulsions, he would be struck with astonishment, if not moved to doubt, when, casting his eyes on the columns of the multitudinous journals which swarm from every printing-press in the land, he read that the United States were in such throes of mortal agony, that those who knew the constitution of the patient best, were scarce able to prophesy any result except final dissolution."
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GenreHistory
Length8 hrs 41 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJan 11, 2020
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1THE MODERN AGE.
9LETTER VIII. FACTS AND OPINIONS AT THE CONFEDERATE CAPITAL.
2LETTER I.
10LETTER IX. FROM MONTGOMERY TO MOBILE.
3LETTER II.
11LETTER X. FORT PICKENS AND PENSACOLA—A VISIT TO BOTH CAMPS.
4LETTER III.
12LETTER XI. FORT PICKENS AND PENSACOLA—A VISIT TO BOTH CAMPS.
5LETTER IV.
13LETTER XII.
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6LETTER V.
14LETTER XIII.
7LETTER VI. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
15LETTER XIV.
8LETTER VII. FACTS AND OPINIONS IN REGARD TO NORTH AND SOUTH.