The Commercial Review of the South and West: A Monthly Journal of Trade, Commerce, Commercial Polity, Agriculture, Manufactures, Internal Improvements and General Literature, Volumes 33-34J. D. B. DeBow., 1862 - Industries |
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... Yankee press and Yankee writers at home and abroad told us this . The tone of the foreign journals foreshadowed it . Commercial interests involved seemed to render it imperative . King Cotton , the entire South had been taught to ...
... Yankee press and Yankee writers at home and abroad told us this . The tone of the foreign journals foreshadowed it . Commercial interests involved seemed to render it imperative . King Cotton , the entire South had been taught to ...
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... Yankee Government . It will still leave for purposes of agriculture the entire black rural population of nearly 4,000,000 , and nearly half a million of white males over forty years of age . If arms cannot be found for the entire force ...
... Yankee Government . It will still leave for purposes of agriculture the entire black rural population of nearly 4,000,000 , and nearly half a million of white males over forty years of age . If arms cannot be found for the entire force ...
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... Yankee army in the southwest does not retire before the fall of the Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers , it will ultimately be defeated and captured , no matter how many victories it may win for a time . Each of its victories will diminish ...
... Yankee army in the southwest does not retire before the fall of the Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers , it will ultimately be defeated and captured , no matter how many victories it may win for a time . Each of its victories will diminish ...
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... Yankees must detail hun- dreds of thousands of men to hold our captured cities , and we shall disengage from their defence a hundred thousand soldiers , to be added to our interior forces . Then the war will linger in earnest . The ...
... Yankees must detail hun- dreds of thousands of men to hold our captured cities , and we shall disengage from their defence a hundred thousand soldiers , to be added to our interior forces . Then the war will linger in earnest . The ...
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... Yankee dynasty . This is the only sentiment we care to inculcate at present.— Editor . ) War , even if its severity is mitigated by the humane influences of modern civilization , is a great social evil ; but it is one of those neces ...
... Yankee dynasty . This is the only sentiment we care to inculcate at present.— Editor . ) War , even if its severity is mitigated by the humane influences of modern civilization , is a great social evil ; but it is one of those neces ...
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