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We shall explain, by examples, how a few slaves in a country may do its citizens more immediate injury than a large number.
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Mann discusses how a few slaves can harm a society more than a larger number.
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Answer: She is in a country in which slavery is established by law.
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Slavery is an unspeakable wrong to the conscience.
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