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The region is continental over which the law unconstitutionally extends, and this corresponds with the vast inhumanity of the principle which so extends it.
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gutenberg.orgThe region is continental over which the law unconstitutionally extends, and this corresponds with the vast inhumanity of the principle which so extends it.
Mann critiques the expansive reach of laws that support slavery, highlighting their moral implications.
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