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Suppose such a proposition by Louis Napoleon or by the English Queen, made in formal speech to Chambers or Parliament, what would have been the feeling in our country?
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gutenberg.orgSuppose such a proposition by Louis Napoleon or by the English Queen, made in formal speech to Chambers or Parliament, what would have been the feeling in our country?
Sumner critiques the potential reaction in America to foreign propositions that threaten national sovereignty.
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