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I say, therefore, from the necessity of the case, and also from the analogy of witnesses, the courts should be opened to colored jurors.
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gutenberg.orgI say, therefore, from the necessity of the case, and also from the analogy of witnesses, the courts should be opened to colored jurors.
Sumner argues that the courts should allow colored jurors based on necessity and the precedent set for witnesses.
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