Peace without victory or war in Civil War era
A denunciation of peace activists who urged settlement with the Confederacy and a defense of Lincoln’s war aims. It argues that negotiated peace would have preserved slavery and split the nation, citing Britain and France and warning that similar pacifist currents aid militarism in Russia and Germany. It defends continued war to end slavery and preserve the Republic.
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Recognition Letters Reflect Seamen's Loyal Service
Letters from masters praise the crew of a steamship for valor and duty in a crisis. One writer thanks the Crown and King for recognition, while another British seaman says he acted to the best of his ability, hoping for reward but happy to serve in common cause.
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German Emperor Speech Urges Victory and Peace Ties
The Times reports the German Emperor speaking in berg February urging victory and peace under God, Faith, and Our Lord. He praises schooling, warns enemies who refuse peace, and calls all Germans to work for victory under Hindenburg toward a peace that shapes universal history and a strong future for the German Empire.
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