It is as hateful as any other form of that execrable code; and I do but express the common sentiment of all generous minds, when I say that for one, I am all the more disposed to use my privilege of speech, when imperious men, and the sycophants of imperious men, attempt to ban or constrain me.
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Mann expresses his determination to speak out against attempts to constrain his speech.
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Answer: She is in a country in which slavery is established by law.
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