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I was always the friend of England, and few have written or spoken more in commendation of her; but I must in truth say that my feelings have changed since I have been here.
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gutenberg.orgCharles Sumner: “I was always the friend of England, and few have written or spoken more in commendation of her; but I must in truth say…”
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Sumner reflects on his changing feelings towards England, despite his previous support for the country.
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