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Meanwhile, the loyal millions of the North, longing for victory in the field, found their prayers answered.
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gutenberg.orgDe Alexander: “Meanwhile, the loyal millions of the North, longing for victory in the field, found their prayers answered.”
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This quote reflects the hope and determination of the Northern states during the Civil War as they sought victory.
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