The Nation's Peril.: Twelve Years' Experience in the South. Then and Now. The Ku Klux Klan, a Complete Exposition of the Order: Its Purpose, Plans, Operations, Social and Political Significance; The Nation's Salvation. — John Shaqi
The Nation's Peril.: Twelve Years' Experience in the South. Then and Now. The Ku Klux Klan, a Complete Exposition of the Order: Its Purpose, Plans, Operations, Social and Political Significance; The Nation's Salvation.Anonymous
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The Nation's Peril.: Twelve Years' Experience in the South. Then and Now. The Ku Klux Klan, a Complete Exposition of the Order: Its Purpose, Plans, Operations, Social and Political Significance; The Nation's Salvation.
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Campaign literature, 1872 -- Republican; Ku Klux Klan (19th century)
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THE NATION'S PERIL.
TWELVE YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN THE SOUTH.
THEN AND NOW.
THE KU KLUX KLAN
A COMPLETE EXPOSITION OF THE ORDER:
ITS PURPOSE, PLANS, OPERATIONS, SOCIAL AND
POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE
THE NATION'S SALVATION.
WHEREFORE SAY UNTO THE CHILDREN OF ISRAEL,
I AM THE LORD, AND I WILL BRING YOU OUT FROM
UNDER THE BURDENS OF THE EGYPTIANS, AND I WILL
RID YOU OUT OF THEIR BONDAGE, AND I WILL REDEEM
YOU WITH A STRETCHED-OUT ARM, AND WITH GREAT
JUDGMENTS.--_Exodus_, VI, 6.
NEW YORK:
PUBLISHED BY THE FRIENDS OF THE COMPILER.
1872.
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-two, by
E. A. IRELAND,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
INTRODUCTORY.
The facts contained in the succeeding pages, have been compiled from
authenticated sources, and with especial reference to their truthfulness.
That portion derived from the diary of a gentleman, twelve years a
resident of the South, was not originally intended for public circulation;
but this, with a variety of other matter obtained from official records,
formed the basis of a lecture delivered at Tremont Temple, in the city of
Boston, on the evening of March 27th, 1872, and excited a great degree of
interest among the people to learn more of the subject-matter treated
upon.
Communications relating thereto came in from all parts of the country, and
it was decided by the friends of the compiler to present all the facts in
convenient form for general circulation, as the best means of complying
with this demand.
They are here given with such additions to the original matter, as will
enable the general reader more fully to comprehend the origin, rise and
progress of the various orders of the Ku Klux Klans, their social and
political significance, and their general bearing upon the welfare of the
nation at large.
The thrilling stories of outrage and crime herein narrated, are
authenticated beyond the power of refutation.
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