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Alabama (Alabama, United States) (search for this): article 8
Jefferson (search for this): article 8
The laws of war.
We, as American citizens, have been accustomed all our lives to the largest liberty-- particularly of thought and expression.
It was a maxim of Jefferson, that error would be harmless while truth was left free to combat it. This broad freedom, in times of peace and safety, may be all right.
Experience has shown, however, that the advocates of error and raise hood have been, in our country, much more active, besides their shameless audacity, than have been the more modest advocates of righteousness and truth in combatting them.
For a generation past, the literature, so-called, of the North has been tainted with falsehood and corruption, to an extent which the friends of truth and purity have not even attempted to expose.
This flood of contaminated Northern literature, with which the country has been deluged, has been, we have no doubt, one of the sources of the troubles in which our country is now involved.
We rejoices that the war has dried up this pois
Abraham Lincoln (search for this): article 8