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I am sorry also to say that the South-Carolinians generally entertain to a great extent their old ideas and prejudices, so disastrous of late to the State.
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gutenberg.orgCharles Sumner: “I am sorry also to say that the South-Carolinians generally entertain to a great extent their old ideas and prejudices…”
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Sumner critiques the persistence of outdated prejudices among South Carolinians that hinder progress in the state.
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