Charles Sumner: “If these mechanics did not expose their persons in the peril of…”

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If these mechanics did not expose their persons in the peril of battle, they gave their skill to prepare others for victory.

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Massachusetts

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Sumner acknowledges the contributions of mechanics to the war effort, both in battle and preparation.

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