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In the church this outrage may be perpetrated,--because to forbid it would interfere with religion and set up an establishment.
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gutenberg.orgIn the church this outrage may be perpetrated,--because to forbid it would interfere with religion and set up an establishment.
Sumner critiques the intersection of religion and social injustices in churches.
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