But indignation assumes the form of judgment, when it is seen also that this incredible, unparalleled, and far-reaching mischief, second only to the Rebellion itself, of which it is a continuation, is created, invigorated, and extended through plain usurpation.
Sumner expresses his outrage over the significant harm caused by a leader's actions, which he views as a continuation of rebellion.
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