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England (United Kingdom) (search for this): article 2
in deadly conflict with innumerable foes. Everybody in the United States, for that reason, and that alone, rejoiced when the war was terminated. It is hard to believe, and yet we fear it is true, that the Government of that same country looks with aversion and apprehension at the termination of a war in America, which, in its accumulated and long-continued horrors, has had few parallels in history. There seems to be really a dread among the commercial and manufacturing classes of Great Britain that the Confederacy is on the point of succumbing; not because they care a groat for the Confederacy, but for certain injurious effects that Peace may bring to their own interests. The Government of England shares, beyond question, the same ideas, and holds itself aloof from the conflict to allow both belligerents to exhaust themselves, and furnish corner-stones of the ruins for British aggrandizement. Out of the blood and agony of America, England expects to coin her fortune and revi
United States (United States) (search for this): article 2
When England was engaged in the effort to put down the rebellion in India, she had no more hearty sympathizers with her sufferings than the people of America. This sympathy was not elicited by the justice of her cause, for no one in the United States pretended to believe that she had any lawful claim to the allegiance of a single native of India. It was simply compassion for those miseries of humanity which followed in the train of the Sepoy revolt, and admiration of the courage and constancy of a hand-full of English soldiers in deadly conflict with innumerable foes. Everybody in the United States, for that reason, and that alone, rejoiced when the war was terminated. It is hard to believe, and yet we fear it is true, that the Government of that same country looks with aversion and apprehension at the termination of a war in America, which, in its accumulated and long-continued horrors, has had few parallels in history. There seems to be really a dread among the commer