Marilyn,

         Are you suggesting that the answer to children's questions of Why?
is that the suffering followed the war led to a divisiveness and that's why
there had to be separate toilets and schools? If so, why didn't the
divisiveness end when the suffering ended?

                                         Anne

At 11:12 AM 8/16/01 -0500, you wrote:
>His strategy of winning the war which was said to have had as its
>purpose the saving of human life, seems to have contributed to the
>difficulty of winning the peace. There was nothing like a Marshall
>Plan to help the South rebuild physical and cultural assets. The
>suffering from want and fear seems to have extended to most of both
>races. The consequence of the suffering was extended divisiveness.
>
>Marilyn Symonds
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