On the record
Of all wars in history, none more accursed, none more sure to draw down upon its authors the judgment alike of God and man.
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gutenberg.orgOf all wars in history, none more accursed, none more sure to draw down upon its authors the judgment alike of God and man.
Sumner condemns war as a morally reprehensible act that invites divine and human judgment.
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