Adding meanness to the violation of the Constitution, it bribes the Commissioner by a double fee to pronounce against Freedom.
Charles Sumner: “Adding meanness to the violation of the Constitution, it bribes the Commissioner by a double fee to pronounce against…”
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Sumner criticizes the financial incentives that encourage magistrates to rule against freedom.
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