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Horace Mann: “Is a whole race to be forever doomed to this outlawry?”

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Is a whole race to be forever doomed to this outlawry?
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Horace Mann
Free Soil · Massachusetts

Editor's note · Context

Mann poses a rhetorical question about the perpetual state of oppression faced by a whole race.

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