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It brought also, to every intelligent mind, the dangers that would inevitably result from disunion.
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gutenberg.orgIt brought also, to every intelligent mind, the dangers that would inevitably result from disunion.
Sherman warns of the dangers of disunion, emphasizing the lessons learned from the battle.
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They want disunion, and not compromise or conciliation.
You can arrest this movement, and you alone can do it.
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