Who said "The seeds of war are planted in the gardens of peace."?

This quote is attributed to Herman Melville.

The seeds of war are planted in the gardens of peace. - Herman Melville

"The seeds of war are planted in the gardens of peace."

Herman Melville War

Novelist American 1819–1891

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