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The case is aggravated, when we consider the boundless resources of the country, through which in a short time even this great debt will be lightened, if the praters of Repudiation are silenced.
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gutenberg.orgThe case is aggravated, when we consider the boundless resources of the country, through which in a short time even this great debt will be lightened, if the praters of Repudiation are silenced.
Sumner expresses optimism that the nation's resources can alleviate its debt if the rhetoric of repudiation is silenced.
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