A war of desolation, such as is now threatened by Mexico, can not be waged without involving our peace and tranquillity.
John Tyler: “A war of desolation, such as is now threatened by Mexico, can not be waged without involving our peace and tranquillity.”
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Tyler warns that a war with Mexico would disrupt American peace and stability.
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