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If the Senator did not dream that there would be war, then why send arms to the chief of the Rebellion?
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gutenberg.orgIf the Senator did not dream that there would be war, then why send arms to the chief of the Rebellion?
Sumner questions the rationale behind sending arms if the Senator did not anticipate war.
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