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War and the farmer under German blockade rhetoric
The piece argues that German submarine warfare harmed American farmers by destroying ships and trade rather than profits. It claims civilians were murdered at sea, portraying German actions as enslaving and brutal, and asserts that resisting German terms safeguarded U.S. liberty and future sovereignty. The author condemns surrender as moral ruin and signals a forthcoming continuation.
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