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Page 306
... wrong in it.— Debate , Quincy , Oct. 13 , 1858. IV , 331 . 4. There is a sentiment in the country which holds that slavery is not wrong , and therefore goes for the policy that does not propose dealing with it as a wrong . That policy ...
... wrong in it.— Debate , Quincy , Oct. 13 , 1858. IV , 331 . 4. There is a sentiment in the country which holds that slavery is not wrong , and therefore goes for the policy that does not propose dealing with it as a wrong . That policy ...
Page 329
... wrong ; and that , like every other wrong which some men will commit if left alone , it ought to be prohibited by law . They consider it not only morally wrong , but a " deadly poison " in a government like ours , professedly based on ...
... wrong ; and that , like every other wrong which some men will commit if left alone , it ought to be prohibited by law . They consider it not only morally wrong , but a " deadly poison " in a government like ours , professedly based on ...
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... wrong ; the denial of that truth has brought on the angry conflict of brother with brother ; it has kindled the fire of civil war in houses ; it has raised the portents that overhang the future of our nation . - Speech , Cincinnati ...
... wrong ; the denial of that truth has brought on the angry conflict of brother with brother ; it has kindled the fire of civil war in houses ; it has raised the portents that overhang the future of our nation . - Speech , Cincinnati ...
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