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It is the morning star that heralds the coming day when the vile institution shall only live in the history of the Past.
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gutenberg.orgIt is the morning star that heralds the coming day when the vile institution shall only live in the history of the Past.
Sumner expresses hope for the end of slavery, likening it to a morning star signaling a new day.
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