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The treaty not merely makes no provision for the determination of the great question, but it seems to provide expressly that it shall never hereafter be presented.
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gutenberg.orgCharles Sumner: “The treaty not merely makes no provision for the determination of the great question, but it seems to provide expressly…”
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He highlights that the treaty fails to provide a means to address the significant issues, potentially leaving them unresolved.
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