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Meanwhile I commit the cause which we have at heart to the generous sympathies of the people, who will surely rise to smite the oppressor.
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gutenberg.orgMeanwhile I commit the cause which we have at heart to the generous sympathies of the people, who will surely rise to smite the oppressor.
Sumner expresses confidence that the people will rise against oppression in support of their cause.
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