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Let us cling to each other in the hope that our differences will pass away, as they often have in times past.
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gutenberg.orgLet us cling to each other in the hope that our differences will pass away, as they often have in times past.
Sherman calls for unity and hope amidst differences, suggesting that past conflicts have been resolved before.
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