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The double character which they bear increases their liabilities, subjecting them to all the penalties of war enhanced by those personal responsibilities which every partaker in rebellion necessarily assumes.
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gutenberg.orgThe double character which they bear increases their liabilities, subjecting them to all the penalties of war enhanced by those personal responsibilities which every partaker in rebellion necessarily assumes.
Sumner discusses the increased liabilities faced by those who participate in rebellion, emphasizing the consequences of their actions.
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