Let me just add a sentence more, to say that if Rebellion and Sectional Hate are to be eradicated-- and I hope they are--that is the way to do it.
George F. Hoar: “Let me just add a sentence more, to say that if Rebellion and Sectional Hate are to be eradicated-- and I hope they…”
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Hoar emphasizes the importance of eradicating rebellion and sectional hate as a means to achieve peace.
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