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Take away these elements, sometimes called “abuses,” and Slavery will cease to exist; for it is these very “abuses” which constitute Slavery.
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gutenberg.orgTake away these elements, sometimes called “abuses,” and Slavery will cease to exist; for it is these very “abuses” which constitute Slavery.
Sumner argues that removing the abuses of slavery would lead to its end.
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