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It is difficult to hear these barefaced allegations, in utter disregard of the prodigious testimony afforded by his long career, without wonder at the extent to which prejudice and invention can be carried.
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Sumner expresses disbelief at the unfounded allegations against a political figure, highlighting the power of prejudice.
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