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This, also, is a mistake, although it is generally urged by those who seek occasion to criticize the war, and therefore it is in the nature of misrepresentation.
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gutenberg.orgThis, also, is a mistake, although it is generally urged by those who seek occasion to criticize the war, and therefore it is in the nature of misrepresentation.
Sumner argues against the misconception that the war is primarily about abolishing slavery, labeling it a misrepresentation.
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