The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-07-04
Crimes Of the Civil War,
AND
CURSE OF THE FUNDING SYSTEM,
ny
HENRY CLAY DEAN.
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gers
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Great Principles underlying the American Gov
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Misrule and Curse of the Funding System.
This is the finest Book ever devoted to nm exnosi
tion Of the Conduct of the Flesh Dealers and blood
Market ofthe most terrible Civil War ever inflicted
upon civilized nation, by the wickcduess end FOLLY
of artful and designing demagogues; portraying in
graphic terms the sufferings Of the poor from the
oppression of Capital which was the Legitimate
rcsult. Mr.. Dean introduces also the popular
proposition to reduce the Public Debt to Treasury
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The Military System proposed TO be forced upon
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tyrants at their crimes, whilst the work cmt ,dics
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The free and fearless mnnncr with which the
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press OF mastery spirit. Soaring above the cir
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a few sections Of the Table of Contents will bet
ter exhibit the snbjcct which the fearless Author
so forcibly presents for tho consideration of the
American people
1st. Infdelity and Crimes of the Church.
2d. Overthrow of the Judiciary.
3d. The New Nation.
18th. The Assassination Of President Lincoln.
9Th. The Revival of Torture.
9th. The Murder Of Mrs. Surratt, &C., SC.
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