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And if wrong, we are bound not only to resist its extension, but by whatever powers we have to seek its extinction.
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gutenberg.orgAnd if wrong, we are bound not only to resist its extension, but by whatever powers we have to seek its extinction.
He asserts the moral obligation to resist and seek the extinction of slavery.
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