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At least it saved us from the insanity of a war that would have intensified European confusion, merely to maintain restraints considered valuable by nobody.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgAt least it saved us from the insanity of a war that would have intensified European confusion, merely to maintain restraints considered valuable by nobody.
Morley reflects on the consequences of avoiding war in Europe, emphasizing the importance of peace over conflict.
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