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Lincoln taught his countrymen the lesson that he who would be no slave must be content to have no slave.
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gutenberg.orgLincoln taught his countrymen the lesson that he who would be no slave must be content to have no slave.
Blaine cites Lincoln's lesson on the interdependence of freedom and slavery.
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