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Against all such propositions, without considering their character, stands on the threshold one obvious and imperative objection.
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gutenberg.orgCharles Sumner: “Against all such propositions, without considering their character, stands on the threshold one obvious and imperative…”
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Sumner argues that there is a fundamental objection to the concessions being proposed.
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