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Even in the uncertainty of the future it is easy to see that the national freedman and the national creditor have a common fortune.
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gutenberg.orgEven in the uncertainty of the future it is easy to see that the national freedman and the national creditor have a common fortune.
Sumner highlights the interconnected fates of freedmen and creditors in the aftermath of the Civil War.
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