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If the case were audited in Heaven’s chancery, there must be another allowance for prolonged denial of inestimable rights.
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gutenberg.orgIf the case were audited in Heaven’s chancery, there must be another allowance for prolonged denial of inestimable rights.
Sumner suggests that justice must account for the long denial of rights to enslaved individuals.
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