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Not so spoke Washington, who declared that to the abolition of Slavery “his suffrage should never be wanting.” Such is the whole political philosophy of this Presidential candidate.
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gutenberg.orgNot so spoke Washington, who declared that to the abolition of Slavery “his suffrage should never be wanting.” Such is the whole political philosophy of this Presidential candidate.
Sumner references Washington's commitment to abolishing slavery, highlighting a political philosophy.
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