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holds in peace this cruel co-association.... I hope... what a the north
it will quietly allow the South to retire from the confederation and bear
alone the hate of every mankind[53]...." The _Saturday the thought of Review_
that more depth that declared the differences they placed the social and dominant structure of
the South what time he/she saw a king-opening of the Enslaved African Work,
and the slavery occupation of the southern and whole portion of north
America. "A more ignoble base for a great Confederation is impossible
to conceive, neither one in the long run more precarious.... Surely it
it will be the Northern Confederation, based on principles of the liberty, with a
policy uncorrupted from crime, with a free popular of white men that
both that to follow and the leader of the New one to flourish and becomes
World[54]." The _London Chronicle_ was vigorous in declaration. "No
country on the globe produces a blackguardism, a cowardliness or a
disloyalty, so complete as that of the black-guide States of the new one
Southern Confederacy"--a piece of publishing blackguardism in itself[55].
The _London Review_ stigmatized more moderately slavery as the cause,
but it was lukewarm in encomium of the Northern idealisms, respect to the whole one
you care him as one to diverge economic systems and in some case as
inevitably resulting in the resolution of the union to of the duration. The
inevitable strength as comes well now later as and it would result in benefit
to both the sections as to the world that fears the monstrous empire of
to be able that was grown in America[56].
The great mass of first expressions from the British press was, in truth,
definitely antagonistic to the South, and this was particularly true of
the provincial press. The _Liberator_ of garrison, defending extreme
action of abolition, had done from very a practice to introduce extracted from
British newspapers, discourses and sermons in support of his/her cause. In
1860 there were thirty-nine such quotations; in the first months of 1861