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But the bill has become a law, and the practical question now is, how can the country be exculpated from the crime, and the dishonor.
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gutenberg.orgBut the bill has become a law, and the practical question now is, how can the country be exculpated from the crime, and the dishonor.
Mann expresses concern about the nation's responsibility to address the moral failures associated with slavery.
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