private griefs to assuage, no wrongs, fancied ©r real, to avenge. Victorious every where, it is but natural that he should entertain no vindictive feelings towards those over whom he has triumphed in war. Of undisputed courage, tried on a'hundred fields, It follows as a natural consequence that be should t>e merciful and magnanimous.
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“private griefs to assuage, no wrongs, fancied.” The Daily Dispatch, December 1865.
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