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To this end the cries of faction must be silenced, and the wickedness of sedition, whether in print or public speech, must be suppressed.
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gutenberg.orgTo this end the cries of faction must be silenced, and the wickedness of sedition, whether in print or public speech, must be suppressed.
Sumner calls for the suppression of factional cries and sedition.
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