Quote by William Tecumseh Sherman

The scenes on this field would have cured anybody of war.

The scenes on this field would have cured anybody of war.

Summary

This quote suggests that observing the events taking place on a particular field would have the power to alleviate or eliminate any desire for war in anyone who witnesses them. It implies that the scenes unfolding on this field are so profound, impactful, or perhaps tragic that they serve as a stark reminder of the devastation and futility of war. Witnessing such scenes could potentially promote a shift in perspective, resulting in a strong aversion towards engaging in violence or conflicts.

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By William Tecumseh Sherman

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