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United States (United States) (search for this): article 1
We believe that the evacuation of Charleston and of all our scabbard cities would long ago have added to the strength of the Confederacy.
It is mortifying to give up a city which is the peculiar object of Federal vengeance, and which has been so long and so heroically defended.
But, after a four years resistance to the utmost power of the United States, it loses no honor by the evacuation, which military necessity has compelled.
The Yankees may hold Charleston for a time, as the British did in the Revolution, but the end of the war will restore it to the Confederate flag, and it will enter a new career of prosperity and importance.
Whatever the event of the struggle, Charleston has covered itself with renown, and will long live in history.