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Strong in these, she is not driven to the necessity of resorting to ‘attempted assassination,’ either in or out of the Senate.
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gutenberg.orgStrong in these, she is not driven to the necessity of resorting to ‘attempted assassination,’ either in or out of the Senate.
Sumner argues that Massachusetts does not resort to violence or assassination to defend its principles.
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