The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1868-07-16
CRIMES
OF THE CIVIL WAR,
Curse Of the Funding System,
BY HENRY CLAY DEAN,

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The only modern Work upon Political Econ-
omy not written in the interest oftbe
Fund Mongers.
The greatest Political Production of HE AgS
embracing Fair and Candid Discussion cy
81 the Great Principles underfy the American
Gournment, and: a Truthful Opposition Of
Political Airute and Curse cfths Nadia0
System. 49, n
This is the FIRST Book ever devoted to On
exposition Of the Conduct of the Flesh Deal
ers and Blood Market Of the most terrible
Civil War ever inflicted upon q civilized no:
ton, by the wickedness and folly Of artful
and designing demagoguesi portraying In
the oppression Of Capital, which was the le-
gttimate result. Mr.. Dean Introduces also
the popular proposition to reduce the Public
Debt to, Treasury notes, and the subject Ii
ably discussed in this work. The article
upon that subject alone is worth the price Of
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cal feature that will undoubtedly be adopted
rs the solution Of the vexed question, q, How,
shall the Public Debt be paidip -
The whole work is dramatic exhibition
of the disease Of our political system in o
magic style, that brings up the entire scene
at once before the reader.
The Military System proposed to be forced
upon the Countryis is presented in o style that
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ework embodies an amount Of information
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and the authorities are reliable beyond all
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tional feeling. no sickly sentimental dogma
is promulgated for the relief or benefit Of any
class of our people, or any district of our
country. As defense Of free Government
based upon Constitutional and Religious Lib
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American people, inherent and inaliepable--.
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The analysis of every subject H. profound
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| will not fail to win the admiration ofths
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A few sections Of the Table Of Contents win
better exhibit the subjects which the fearless
Author so forcible presents fos the consider
ton of the american people. 'a4i
lst In6delity and Crimes oftAe Church,
End. Overthrow Of the Judiciary.
81. The New Nation. hS>
| 4th. The Assassination of Presid't Lincoln
5tla. The Revival of Torture. a.. ~
9Th. The Murder of Mrs. Surratt. &c., Sc
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