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Charles Sumner: “Then will be achieved that Union contemplated at the beginning, against which the storms of faction and the assaults of…”

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Then will be achieved that Union contemplated at the beginning, against which the storms of faction and the assaults of foreign power shall beat in vain, as upon the Rock of Ages,--and LIBERTY, seeking a firm foothold, WILL HAVE AT LAST WHEREON TO STAND AND MOVE THE WORLD.
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Charles Sumner
Massachusetts

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Sumner envisions a strong and united nation where liberty can thrive amidst challenges.

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