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It is the beginning of the argument in reply to him, that the grievance is such that it can be dealt with adequately only by Congress.
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gutenberg.orgIt is the beginning of the argument in reply to him, that the grievance is such that it can be dealt with adequately only by Congress.
Sumner argues that the grievance at hand requires congressional action for proper resolution.
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