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I speak now of colored jurors; and I submit, as beyond all question, that every reason or argument which opens the courts to colored witnesses must open them to colored jurors.
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gutenberg.orgI speak now of colored jurors; and I submit, as beyond all question, that every reason or argument which opens the courts to colored witnesses must open them to colored jurors.
Sumner argues for the inclusion of colored jurors in the justice system, emphasizing that if colored witnesses are allowed, jurors should be too.
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