Charles Sumner, His Complete Works, Vol. 16: With Introduction (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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September 12, 1867, Tennessee, Delaware, Maryland, Missouri, Kentucky, and the District of Columbia were fully represented in what was called the Border State Convention, which assembled in the Front Street Theatre, Baltimore. The object, in the language of the call, was to advance the cause of manhood suffrage, and to demand of Congress the passage of the sumner-wilson bill. The following letter from Mr. Sumner was read to the Convention.

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