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All now admit that in the Rebel States it is a public enemy and traitor, so that the Rebellion is seen in Slavery, and Slavery is seen in the Rebellion.
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gutenberg.orgCharles Sumner: “All now admit that in the Rebel States it is a public enemy and traitor, so that the Rebellion is seen in Slavery, and…”
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Sumner points out that slavery is recognized as an enemy in the context of the Civil War.
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