Charles Sumner: “If foreign powers can justly interfere against human freedom, this…”

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If foreign powers can justly interfere against human freedom, this Republic will not be the only sufferer.

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Sumner emphasizes the broader implications of foreign interference on human freedom and its impact on the Republic.

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Charles Sumner: “If foreign powers can justly interfere against human freedom, this Republic will not be the only sufferer.”