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One Hour's Military Duty
What this letter is trying to say is this person will not join the military so he can live. According to the text it said, " I could not do one hour's military duty to save my life." So in the letter it is trying to say that he will rather die than life to fight. He also includes something else it said, "the article of shedding human blood, in me, is not a humor but a principle." which means that all this violence is not in him. So this person is a moderate to ans also am I. "Therefor this scrap supports the moderate
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