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Sumner’s splendid oratory always attracts immense audiences, even when his speeches bear upon the unpopular subject of Slavery.
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gutenberg.orgSumner’s splendid oratory always attracts immense audiences, even when his speeches bear upon the unpopular subject of Slavery.
Sumner's ability to draw large audiences is noted, even when addressing the contentious issue of slavery.
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