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If this simple statement of unquestionable principles needed confirmation, it would be found in the solemn judgments of courts.
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gutenberg.orgIf this simple statement of unquestionable principles needed confirmation, it would be found in the solemn judgments of courts.
Sumner asserts that the principles of justice regarding slavery are supported by judicial decisions.
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