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The Confederate Address on War Effort and Foreign Relations
President Davis reviews Confederate military fortunes from 1863 to 1865, praising civilian endurance and battlefield reversals, notes defeats and retreats, laments lost advantages, and stresses unity. He details foreign neutrality, British and French actions, and advocates currency reform, military staffing, and supply measures to sustain the war effort. He denounces Union treatment of prisoners and stresses Confederate resolve and moral high ground.
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