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By no effort of imagination do we see on one Slavery and on the other Liberty, traversing the ocean to continue here, on this broad continent, their perpetual, immitigable war.
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gutenberg.orgBy no effort of imagination do we see on one Slavery and on the other Liberty, traversing the ocean to continue here, on this broad continent, their perpetual, immitigable war.
Sumner emphasizes the ongoing conflict between slavery and liberty as a central theme in American history.
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