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War is bad, heaven knows, but slavery is far worse. If the doom of slavery is no — Walter Stone Poor

War is bad, heaven knows, but slavery is far worse. If the doom of slavery is not sealed by the war, I shall curse the day I entered the Army.

Walter Stone Poor

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