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Here permit me to say, that, if anybody is driven from anywhere, it will not be the loyal citizen, whether old or new.
Said by
Charles Sumner
Massachusetts

Editor's note · Context

Sumner asserts that loyal citizens will not be the ones driven away from their homes.

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