Quote by Ulysses S. Grant

Let us have peace.

Let us have peace.

Summary

This quote is a simple yet powerful plea for peace. It suggests the desire to put an end to conflict and promote harmony among individuals, communities, or nations. By saying "Let us have peace," the speaker is advocating for the resolution of disputes and the cultivation of a peaceful coexistence. This quote encapsulates the longing for tranquility and highlights the importance of unity and understanding in our world.

By Ulysses S. Grant

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