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Such, according to him, is the extreme folly, the madness, of War, that on no supposition can it be otherwise than mischievous.
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gutenberg.orgSuch, according to him, is the extreme folly, the madness, of War, that on no supposition can it be otherwise than mischievous.
Sumner reflects on the inherent destructiveness of war, emphasizing its folly and negative consequences.
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