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The moral paralysis which failed to oppose the Mexican war, has given us the territories.
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gutenberg.orgThe moral paralysis which failed to oppose the Mexican war, has given us the territories.
Mann critiques the moral failure to oppose the Mexican War and its implications for territorial expansion.
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