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Not as Abolitionist, not as Antislavery man, not even as philanthropist,--if I may claim that honored name,--do I now speak.
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gutenberg.orgNot as Abolitionist, not as Antislavery man, not even as philanthropist,--if I may claim that honored name,--do I now speak.
Sumner clarifies that he speaks not just as an abolitionist but as a broader advocate for human rights.
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