consequence. We shall get better goods and deal with more honest men. We shall make what loans we wish, and keep up a steading army, which thall be an eternal menace to the Nonh. ills not worth while to tell us that Oreat Britain is commit ted to abolition. Great Britain is committed to her owu interests, and to nothing else. She owes every hi,ig that she is to slavery, and she knows it. Whui was she
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“consequence. We shall get better goods and.” The Daily Dispatch, January 1860.
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