Oliver Otis Howard: We cannot well exaggerate ... the horrors, the hateful ravages, and the countless expense of war... show plainly to our

We cannot well exaggerate ... the horrors, the hateful ravages, and the countles — Oliver Otis Howard

We cannot well exaggerate ... the horrors, the hateful ravages, and the countless expense of war... show plainly to our children that war, with its embodied woes and furies must be avoided.

Oliver Otis Howard

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