Cassin and the Jews Defy Fury in City of 140000
Cyrus Adler, a distinguished Jew, replies to Cassin amid village anger not shaping events in a city of 140,000. Drafted citizens enter the army as rest on, embalmed and sainted dead are honored. The ode proclaims that no footstep shall tread the grave of those who gave blood and glory.
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Reflections on Appomattox and Civil War End
New Orleans Times-Democrat recalls the 1865 surrender at Appomattox and the Confederate soldier’s farewell. The piece notes the war’s end, Union preservation, and abolition, while arguing the surrender carried deeper implications beyond emancipation and states’ rights in American policy.
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