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But if a State is not yet “above suspicion,” and is not strong enough to stand alone, even against domestic disturbers, it cannot expect immediate recognition.
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gutenberg.orgCharles Sumner: “But if a State is not yet “above suspicion,” and is not strong enough to stand alone, even against domestic disturbers…”
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Sumner articulates the conditions under which a state can expect recognition and support.
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