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Марш Шермана к морю — поход армии севера под командованием генерала Шермана от Чаттануги через штат Джорджия до побережья Атлантического океана. Марш продемонстрировал миру все ужасы войны; одним из афоризмов Шермана был: «Война — это ад». — Примеч. перев.

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