Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The American Monthly Magazine, Vol. 17: July-December, 1900
As time wore on, the war seems to have become the one absorbing thought and care of the people. Morning, noon, and night, it was the consuming subject. If the citizens had been asked what was their business, they might very proper ly have replied, TO carry on the war against England. The following is a long paragraph, but it cannot well be abridged.
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