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No man can contemplate the inevitable results of such a war without the most serious desire to avert it.
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gutenberg.orgNo man can contemplate the inevitable results of such a war without the most serious desire to avert it.
Sherman reflects on the serious consequences of civil war and the desire to prevent it.
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