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On a subject of such infinite importance I cannot be satisfied with a dictum; I want a demonstration.
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gutenberg.orgOn a subject of such infinite importance I cannot be satisfied with a dictum; I want a demonstration.
Mann insists on the need for demonstrable proof rather than mere assertions regarding slavery's impact.
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Old Virginia was the first to sow this land of ours with slavery; she is also the first to reap the full harvest of destruction.
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