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That measure was justly accepted as “appropriate legislation.” Without it Slavery would still exist in at least one of its most odious pretensions.
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gutenberg.orgThat measure was justly accepted as “appropriate legislation.” Without it Slavery would still exist in at least one of its most odious pretensions.
Sumner defends the Civil Rights Law as necessary legislation to combat the remnants of slavery.
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