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Gonna hafta explain that to me JDC. Having notable bloodlines and an estate acquired by marriage makes one a better man? One was called a "butcher" and the other wasn't (although the casualties of both were quite comparable)? One superintended at West Point and the other was reduced to retailing leather in a family-owned business? One remained close to his wife and children while the other communicated with them through the mail? Please elaborate on what it takes to be a "better man."
Ole
Last edited on Sat Jan 6th, 2007 01:58 am by ole