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With a lofty and relentless logic he tears away the covering veil of sophistry with which the Southern members had sought to conceal the naked iniquity of the transactions in Kansas.
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gutenberg.orgWith a lofty and relentless logic he tears away the covering veil of sophistry with which the Southern members had sought to conceal the naked iniquity of the transactions in Kansas.
Sumner critiques the deceptive arguments used by Southern politicians to justify slavery and violence in Kansas.
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