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And believe me, fellow-citizens, I say these things with sorrow unspeakable, and only in discharge of my duty, when, face to face, I meet you to consider the aspects of our affairs abroad.
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Sumner addresses his fellow citizens with sorrow while discussing international affairs and his responsibilities.
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