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Surely the wrong is not less wrong because gigantic; the evil is not less evil because immeasurable; nor can the duty of perpetual warfare with wrong and evil be in this instance suspended.
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gutenberg.orgSurely the wrong is not less wrong because gigantic; the evil is not less evil because immeasurable; nor can the duty of perpetual warfare with wrong and evil be in this instance suspended.
Sumner asserts that the magnitude of the wrong of slavery does not diminish the moral obligation to fight against it.
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