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The moralist and philanthropist must become for this purpose politicians,--not forgetting morals or philanthropy, but seeking to apply them practically in the laws of the land.
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gutenberg.orgThe moralist and philanthropist must become for this purpose politicians,--not forgetting morals or philanthropy, but seeking to apply them practically in the laws of the land.
Sumner argues that moralists and philanthropists must engage in politics to effect change regarding slavery.
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