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Its tone, at once dignified, firm, and conciliatory, will help our cause wherever it is read, while it cannot fail to ally to us all who really value truth and honor between nations, and who abhor Slavery and its abettors.
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Charles Sumner
Massachusetts

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Sumner believes that the dignified and firm tone of his speech will garner support for truth and honor among nations.

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