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Recognizing the irrational and unchristian character of War as established arbiter between towns, counties, and states, we learn to condemn it as established arbiter between nations.
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gutenberg.orgRecognizing the irrational and unchristian character of War as established arbiter between towns, counties, and states, we learn to condemn it as established arbiter between nations.
Sumner condemns war as an irrational means of resolving disputes, advocating for a more civilized approach.
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