On the record
However men's opinions on that point may differ, the Nation is now at war for a good cause, and has in a vigorous prosecution of it the loyal and zealous support of all good citizens.
Said by
Whitelaw Reid
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gutenberg.orgHowever men's opinions on that point may differ, the Nation is now at war for a good cause, and has in a vigorous prosecution of it the loyal and zealous support of all good citizens.
Reid acknowledges the unity of the nation in supporting the war for a just cause despite differing opinions.
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