Belleville: Prospector Finch's Harem Adventures 1 by J. Tiffany Noore

Author:J. Tiffany Noore [Noore, J. Tiffany]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Reading at Tiffany's
Published: 2024-03-14T00:00:00+00:00

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<(si)“Why did you decide to support Jefferson Davis, Trir Ag Uray?”< Eljamit asks the Richmond base commander. The Trir sits up straight, as if at attention. Khyarman Ult Louki handpicked him for this position, and he’s not prepared to let her down. She was quick to approve his three-pronged plan. Unlike other officers, Uksem ag Uray is bald.

>“Khyarman, we are supporting two politicians: Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis. Our estimation is that the election of Lincoln as President of the United States will leads to a 96.8 percent probability of civil war. For the choice of Mississippi Senator Jefferson Davis, we estimate a 78.3% probability that he will lead the Southern secessionist states. Prominent politicians like William L. Yancey, Alexander H. Stephens or Robert Barnwell Rhett are considered to be too divisive. Davis’ military background, the central position of the state of Mississippi, both politically and geographically, and his more moderate stance make him a more unifying figure than the others.”<

Eljamit squints. >“Trir, I’m aware of the need to only answer my questions, but I’m sure you have additional considerations.”

“Yes, khyarman! In case of civil war, we estimate that Davis’ experience as Secretary of War in the will compel him to overrule his military leadership bringing more chaos to the battlefield.”

“Won’t an interfering President shorten the civil war?”

“As usual, your observations are astute, khyarman. Our estimation of the Southern states of winning the civil war is 43.7%. Based on this probability, an interfering President will start more battles the south can’t win, thereby causing more deaths.”

“Very well. Tell me about the results of your other two actions.”

“Thank you, khyarman! As you are aware, our intention is to sabotage cotton crops and incite labor unrest and organize attacks on Southern pro-slavery politicians called the Fire-Eaters, and make it appear that Northern abolitionists are responsible. We have fifty such actions prepared in all the Southern states. On screen, I’m showing you reports in an influential newspaper called the Richmond Enquirer, that appears all across the South.”<

“Dreadful Act of Sabotage: Abolitionists Target Our Blessed Cotton!

In an appalling display of treachery, our peaceful and prosperous lands have fallen victim to a vile act of sabotage. Reports from reliable sources confirm that radical abolitionists, those fiends in human form, have covertly trespassed upon our fertile fields under the veil of night, laying waste to acres of our cherished cotton. The white blooms that once stood as a testament to Southern diligence and prosperity now lie withered and defiled, a sight most sorrowful to behold. This heinous act strikes not only at the heart of our economy but at the very soul of our Southern way of life.

A Community in Anguish: Farmers Bear the Brunt of Northern Malice

The repercussions of this dastardly deed have rippled through our community, casting a shadow of despair upon our esteemed cotton planters. Hardworking families, who have toiled from dawn till dusk to nurture their crops, now stare down the barrel of ruin and destitution. It is a scene of woe

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