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Gladstone went somewhat nearer to the Manchester school, and expressed his agreement with Bright in believing most wars to have been sad errors.
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gutenberg.orgGladstone went somewhat nearer to the Manchester school, and expressed his agreement with Bright in believing most wars to have been sad errors.
Morley notes Gladstone's alignment with the Manchester school on the nature of wars as errors.
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