The principles and ideas which constitute the strength and glory of New England have spread against opposition and contumely, till at last their influence is visible in a regenerated country,--tried, it may be, by murderous conspiracy and rebellion, but aroused and stimulated to the manly support of Human Rights.
Sumner discusses the enduring principles of New England that have triumphed despite adversity, contributing to the nation's progress.
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