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There seems no limit to the Senator’s anxiety lest they should be bound in Slavery.
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gutenberg.orgThere seems no limit to the Senator’s anxiety lest they should be bound in Slavery.
Sumner comments on the Senator's excessive concern about the potential for freedmen to be enslaved.
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