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The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume I

CHAPTER XIII
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And, on the other side, his war-lord associates in the Cabinet make his way hard.
So it goes--God bless us, it's awful.

I never get away from it--war, war, war every waking minute, and the worry of it; and I see no near end of it.

I've had only one thoroughly satisfactory experience in a coon's age, and this was this: Two American ships were stopped the other day at Falmouth.

I telegraphed the captains to come here to see me.

I got the facts from them--all the facts.


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