Sumner profoundly believes it of paramount, absorbing interest that the nation should be just, even to her humblest, most despised children, and that Righteousness is the essential condition of material and other prosperity.
Sumner advocates for justice as a fundamental principle for national prosperity, highlighting its importance for all citizens.
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