On the record
If we do not overflow toward the former with the same indignation which we feel for the latter, it is because its absurdity awakens our contempt.
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gutenberg.orgIf we do not overflow toward the former with the same indignation which we feel for the latter, it is because its absurdity awakens our contempt.
Sumner expresses the need for equal outrage towards absurdities in both slavery and secession.
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