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The party and the CSA could get by without a lot of fellows who brought only fanaticism. Losing somebody with brains would have hurt much more. Brains were harder to come by.

— Harry Turtledove Southern Victory (1997)

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I’ll tell you, though, this whole business of war would be a hell of a lot more fun if you didn’t get shot.

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