On the record
All this dreary catalogue of murder, battle, sorrow, and woe began in denial of justice to the colored race.
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gutenberg.orgAll this dreary catalogue of murder, battle, sorrow, and woe began in denial of justice to the colored race.
Sumner connects the history of violence and suffering to the denial of justice for the colored race.
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