But the case is strengthened, when it is considered that the war was for the life of the Republic, so that throughout all time, so long as the Republic endures, all who enjoy its transcendent citizenship will share the benefits.
Sumner argues that the sacrifices made during the war benefit all citizens of the Republic for all time.
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