Charles Sumner: “The Post-Office, which is the agent not only of commerce, but of…”

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The Post-Office, which is the agent not only of commerce, but of civilization, joins in the uniform testimony.

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Massachusetts

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This quote emphasizes the role of the Post-Office as a vital agent of both commerce and civilization.

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Charles Sumner: “The Post-Office, which is the agent not only of commerce, but of civilization, joins in the uniform testimony.”