Read the passage. this is a dreadful war, to make even the hearts of women so bitter! i hardly know myself these last few weeks. i, who have such a horror of bloodshed, consider even killing in self-defense murder, who cannot wish them the slightest evil, whose only prayer is to have them sent back in peace to their own country,—i talk of killing them! what is revealed about the author's viewpoint? question 5 options: she resents the fact that the war has created roughness and bitterness in her. she is angered by the arrival of union soldiers in her confederate state. she does not care for northerners. she is an abolitionist.

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