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To this combined effort I might fitly reply, that, with flagrant inconsistency, it challenges the very discussion it pretends to forbid.
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gutenberg.orgTo this combined effort I might fitly reply, that, with flagrant inconsistency, it challenges the very discussion it pretends to forbid.
In this statement, Sumner argues against the hypocrisy of those who seek to suppress discussion on important issues.
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