Charles Sumner: “There are no terms to be spared which may be needed in this…”

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There are no terms to be spared which may be needed in this exposition, whether to reach the judgment or the feelings.

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Massachusetts

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Sumner emphasizes the need for comprehensive expression in discussing important issues.

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Charles Sumner: “There are no terms to be spared which may be needed in this exposition, whether to reach the judgment or the feelings.”