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What is the spirit of the South?
The London Times, in one of the most intelligent articles which, has yet appeared on American articles, sate forth the impossibility of conquering the South, If the South is really in earnth.
Everything, in its view, depends upon the simple point, in the South in earnest?
It refer to the vast extent of Southern territory and the courage of its defender, and says the North is imitating the folly of Napoleon in his Russian campaign and of George the Third in the American Revolution.
The same cause which referred the British monarch, says the Times, will defeat the North, but all depends upon whether the South is in earnest.
There never was more truth expressed in the earns number of words.
Certainly, if we are not in earnest, we have become a most degenerate race since the days of 76.
The men of those days were terribly in earnest, and yet we doubt whether they had the same personal animosity to their British enemies, and we know they had