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"I think the South is [doomed], but my lot is cast with the South and being unable to manage the ship, I intend to face the breakers manfully and go down with my companions."
–Jonathan Worth,
Letter to D. G. Worth,
May 15, 1861
Which statement best summarizes Worth’s point in this passage?
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