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... Senate's electing another man than Sumner to the place if it chose , the per- sonal and faction friends of that Senator succeeded in creating an impression in the minds of many , even of those who did not sympathize with Sum- ner's ...
... Senate's electing another man than Sumner to the place if it chose , the per- sonal and faction friends of that Senator succeeded in creating an impression in the minds of many , even of those who did not sympathize with Sum- ner's ...
Page 318
... Senate . During the Spring session of 1871 , Mr. Sumner had made , in the Senate , no less than eleven speeches on the subject of San Domingo - not counting those which he was continually seeking to smuggle into the proceedings in the ...
... Senate . During the Spring session of 1871 , Mr. Sumner had made , in the Senate , no less than eleven speeches on the subject of San Domingo - not counting those which he was continually seeking to smuggle into the proceedings in the ...
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... Senator in the place of Edward Everett , IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE . No sooner had he taken his seat than he made the Senate Chamber ring with the most eloquent denunciations of slavery . He made a great speech advocating the repeal ...
... Senator in the place of Edward Everett , IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE . No sooner had he taken his seat than he made the Senate Chamber ring with the most eloquent denunciations of slavery . He made a great speech advocating the repeal ...
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