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Vie Abr 23 10:30:59 CEST 2010

Ticism of the Roundheads was the keynote of the Puritan character in
New England. When this great
country of ours began to develop, the streams moved westward; one over
what became the plain states of Ohio and Indiana and Illinois, and the
other across the Blue Ridge Mountains into Kentucky and Tennessee.
They mixed
along the line of
the Ohio River. They met at St. Louis, and, farther west, in Kansas.
Nor can the German element in St. Louis be ignored. The part played by
this people in the Civil War is a matter of history. The scope of
this book has not permitted the author to introduce the peasantry and

trading classes which formed the mass in this movement. But Richter,
the

type of the university-bred revolutionist which emigrated after '48,
is drawn more or less from life.

And the duel described actually took place in Berlin. St. Louis

is the author's birthplace, and his home, the home of those friends
whom he has known from childhood and who have always treated him with
unfaltering kindness.
He begs that they will believe him when he says that only such
characters as he loves are reminiscent of those he has known there.
The city has a large population,--large enough to include all the
types
that are to
be found in the middle West. One word more. This book is written of
a time when feeling ran high. It has been necessary to put strong
speech into the mouths of the characters. The breach that threatened
our country's existence is healed now. There is no side but Abraham
Lincoln's side. And this side, with all reverence and patriotism, the
author has tried to take. Abraham Lincoln loved the
South as
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