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The fires which seem to be extinguished will only be covered by treacherous ashes, out of which another conflagration will spring to wrap the country in war.
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gutenberg.orgThe fires which seem to be extinguished will only be covered by treacherous ashes, out of which another conflagration will spring to wrap the country in war.
Sumner warns that the underlying issues of conflict will resurface if not addressed, suggesting a cyclical nature of violence in society.
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