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To my mind nothing can be clearer, as a proposition of Constitutional Law, than that everywhere within the exclusive jurisdiction of the National Government Slavery is impossible.
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gutenberg.orgTo my mind nothing can be clearer, as a proposition of Constitutional Law, than that everywhere within the exclusive jurisdiction of the National Government Slavery is impossible.
Sumner asserts the impossibility of slavery under the jurisdiction of the National Government, emphasizing constitutional law.
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