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An Englishman by birth, his heart and all his faculties were given to mankind, knowing well that the welfare and true glory of his own great country were best assured by such a dedication.
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gutenberg.orgCharles Sumner: “An Englishman by birth, his heart and all his faculties were given to mankind, knowing well that the welfare and true…”
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Sumner reflects on the universal dedication of a friend to humanity, emphasizing the connection between national welfare and global compassion.
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