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That man is dangerous,” exclaimed the Athenian orator, “who does not see danger in Philip.” And I now say, that man is dangerous who does not see danger in the Slave Power.
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gutenberg.orgThat man is dangerous,” exclaimed the Athenian orator, “who does not see danger in Philip.” And I now say, that man is dangerous who does not see danger in the Slave Power.
Sumner likens the danger of ignoring the threat of slavery to the historical caution against Philip of Macedon.
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