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What were the main points of the antiwar argument, as set out by Corwin?

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As you sum Thomas Corwin's arguments against war in "Against the Mexican War" (1847), please note how he demonstrates how principles are often lost in war as he questions ironically, "The Mexican can say, "There I bled for liberty! and shall I surrender that consecrated home of my affections to the Anglo-Saxon invaders?" Since he makes the case that America ...

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