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These countless millions are to be our kindred; many of them, perhaps, our own descendants; at any rate, our brethren of the human family; for has not God “made of one blood all nations of men to dwell upon all the face of the earth”?
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Horace Mann
Free Soil · Massachusetts

Editor's note · Context

Mann speaks to the interconnectedness of humanity and the shared lineage of all people.

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