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While professing to make war upon the Rebellion, he sustains its chief and most active power, and degrades his gallant army to be the constables of Slavery.
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gutenberg.orgWhile professing to make war upon the Rebellion, he sustains its chief and most active power, and degrades his gallant army to be the constables of Slavery.
Sumner accuses Halleck of undermining the fight against the Rebellion while supporting slavery.
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