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Confiscation and liberation are other War Powers of Congress, incident to the general grant of such powers, which it remains for us to employ.
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gutenberg.orgConfiscation and liberation are other War Powers of Congress, incident to the general grant of such powers, which it remains for us to employ.
Sumner asserts that confiscation and liberation are essential powers of Congress that should be utilized in the war effort.
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