Charles Sumner: “Nowhere will it be felt more than at the South, which is awakening to…”

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Nowhere will it be felt more than at the South, which is awakening to a consciousness of resources unknown while Slavery ruled.

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Massachusetts

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Sumner points out that the South is beginning to realize its economic potential now that slavery is abolished.

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Charles Sumner: “Nowhere will it be felt more than at the South, which is awakening to a consciousness of resources unknown while Slavery…”