Quote by Black Kettle

Although the troops have struck us, we throw it all behind and are glad to meet you in peace and friendship.

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Summary

This quote embodies the resilience and magnanimity of a generous spirit. Despite experiencing aggression or harm, the speaker chooses to set aside any bitterness or grievances. Instead, they willingly embrace harmony and friendship, demonstrating a commitment to rising above conflict and prioritizing peace. Their stance represents a willingness to let go of negative emotions and extend a hand of goodwill towards others, in an effort to foster understanding and build connections.

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