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As War with its deeds is infinitely evil and accursed, so will this triumph of Permanent Peace be infinitely beneficent and blessed.
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gutenberg.orgAs War with its deeds is infinitely evil and accursed, so will this triumph of Permanent Peace be infinitely beneficent and blessed.
Sumner contrasts the evils of war with the blessings of permanent peace, advocating for a peaceful future.
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