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If representation were founded on voters, the States would care little, if Congress should annul all inequality in the elective franchise on account of color.
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gutenberg.orgIf representation were founded on voters, the States would care little, if Congress should annul all inequality in the elective franchise on account of color.
Sumner posits that if representation were based on voters, states would be less concerned about racial inequalities in voting rights.
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