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Horace Mann: “But what must satisfy every man whose blindness is not of the soul rather than of the senses, is the fact that the…”

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But what must satisfy every man whose blindness is not of the soul rather than of the senses, is the fact that the people of New Mexico, in the constitution which they have just framed, have embodied a prohibition of slavery in their fundamental law.
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Horace Mann
Free Soil · Massachusetts

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Mann asserts that the new constitution of New Mexico explicitly prohibits slavery, reflecting a significant legal stance.

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