Sentence examples for into secession from inspiring English sources
Unlike South Carolina, whose strident proslavery voices led the South into secession, North Carolina left the Union reluctantly, seeking compromise until the last moment.
In 1966 tensions arising from missionary paternalism, inadequate material assistance, and young Greek-trained priests who were not particularly African-oriented led Spartas and his followers into secession.
Young men and women socialized as readers in the antebellum years carried with them certain cultural assumptions about literature, literacy, and reading as they headed into secession and war.
And it was this feeling of deprivation which ultimately manifested into secession based movement.
Butler's men occupied Baltimore to ensure that Maryland did not follow its fellow Southern states into secession.
Yankees spoke gleefully of hanging Davis and other rebel leaders for treason, but they often implied that many or even most ordinary Southerners had been tricked or coerced into supporting secession, and should be welcomed back at war's end.
"I still think we should keep it on the back burner, but it also should be there as a possibility". Smith asked the Irvine city attorney to look into the secession process.
Vicious fighting broke out there last week, and there is fear that an escalating conflict in Kordofan could complicate southern Sudan's secession into an independent country, scheduled for next month.
Politically, however, the report's most important conclusion is its assertion that the SNP's wish for a yes vote to translate into an agreed secession completed by March 2016 may not be achieved.
Outrage over "toilet to tap" fed into the Valley secession movement, which was gaining steam and moving toward a citywide vote just as the plant was coming online.
